Now, whenever I want to view anything to do with networks, it either:

A. Doesn't let me do anything.
B. I get these two errors (not at the same time)

Any suggestions?

[cheesewheels99]

u need to get those files installed or reinstall what ever your trying to open

Originally Posted by cheesewheels99

u need to get those files installed or reinstall what ever your trying to open

Tried expanding them, looks like I'll have to do a repair install. I've read up, and it's something to do with the SP3 RC which I installed and uninstalled.

[cheesewheels99]

were did u get sp3?

Originally Posted by cheesewheels99

were did u get sp3?

Microsoft.

[cheesewheels99]

i couldnt find it there

[serverguy]

Before you reformat try running the System File Checker

1. Open a Command Window in Administrator mode:

• Click Start
• Click All Programs, then Accessories
• Right click on the Command Prompt option,
• On the drop down menu which appears, click on the Run as Administrator option.

If you haven’t disabled User Account Control (and you shouldn’t!) you will be asked for authorisation. Click the Continue button if you are the administrator or insert the administrator password.

2. Start the System File Checker

• In the Command Prompt window, type: sfc /scannow,
• Press Enter.
• You’ll see “the system scan will begin”.

The scan may take some time and windows will repair/replace any corrupt or missing files. You will be asked to insert your Vista DVD if it’s needed.

Close the Command Prompt Window when the job is finished.

Originally Posted by serverguy

Before you reformat try running the System File Checker

1. Open a Command Window in Administrator mode:

• Click Start
• Click All Programs, then Accessories
• Right click on the Command Prompt option,
• On the drop down menu which appears, click on the Run as Administrator option.

If you haven’t disabled User Account Control (and you shouldn’t!) you will be asked for authorisation. Click the Continue button if you are the administrator or insert the administrator password.

2. Start the System File Checker

• In the Command Prompt window, type: sfc /scannow,
• Press Enter.
• You’ll see “the system scan will begin”.

The scan may take some time and windows will repair/replace any corrupt or missing files. You will be asked to insert your Vista DVD if it’s needed.

Close the Command Prompt Window when the job is finished.

Thanks...but I'm in XP :P and I've sorted it, did a repair install, thanks anyway!

[serverguy]

OK, no worries

I just assumed you were in Vista, my bad.

Why did you decide to uninstall SP3 again? I'm having no problems with it. (yet..)

Originally Posted by serverguy

OK, no worries

I just assumed you were in Vista, my bad.

Why did you decide to uninstall SP3 again? I'm having no problems with it. (yet..)

Basically, UXTheme wouldn't work :P and I like my themes. Ah well :P