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无须重装 windows常遇问题通用解决方法（No need to reinstall the windows, common problems, common solutions） No need to reinstall the Windows, common problems, common solutions Windows XP is the most commonly used operating system, and its stability and ease of use are undeniable. But it is also like a person will make a little cold headache and slight fever, symptoms, serious when he had a bad cold is also not uncommon thing, then many people will think reinstall the system, reinstall the system, but has one of the biggest trouble is needed before the backup or restore to the previous habits is very difficult, once a system start up, want to backup no chance, then what do you do? I give you a better answer here. One, Windows environment If your computer can enter the Windows environment, then congratulations, in this case, even if the system has problems, it will not be a big problem. In this case, there are usually several ways: 1. extract some important files from the installation CD If WindowsXP has entered, it is found that some files are missing, the most common of which is the loss of Rundll32.exe. The following is to restore this file for example: click start / run, type expand x:\i386\Rundll32..Ex_ c:\windows\system32\Rundll32.exe in the window (x CD-ROM drive, rundll.ex_ represents the need to unzip the file, c:\windows\system32 refers to the target folder, all according to the specific circumstances), can be the missing file recovery to the system. Of course, you can copy the file directly from the other running machine to the local directory of this machine. In addition, for the lost DLL link files, can also be restored by the program Regsvr32 file recovery when you need to enter the Regsvr32 a.dll in the run window (a.dll represents the missing link file, enter) shall register the file in the registry, and then in the pop-up dialog box click the OK button. Recovery of 2.DLL files The name of the DLL file for the dynamic link library files, generally exist in the Windows