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From: French Quarter on 13 Jan 2010 01:42
l_intl.nls file on XP Home

XP home will not boot.

Dell Dimension 3000, 80 Gig HD, 2 Gig RAM Chips.

Error message: l_intl.nls is missing or corrupted.

Restarted into Recovery Console and expanded a new file.

Restarted just fine for about 2 reboots and now same message.

What causes the language file : l_intl.nls to become corrupted?

What would you do ?

Thanks From The French Quarter
From: MowGreen on 14 Jan 2010 14:22
French Quarter wrote:

> l_intl.nls file on XP Home
>
> XP home will not boot.
>
> Dell Dimension 3000, 80 Gig HD, 2 Gig RAM Chips.
>
> Error message: l_intl.nls is missing or corrupted.
>
> Restarted into Recovery Console and expanded a new file.
>
> Restarted just fine for about 2 reboots and now same message.
>
> What causes the language file : l_intl.nls to become corrupted?
>
> What would you do ?
>
> Thanks From The French Quarter

* What Service Pack level is XP now ? *

Possible causes for the file being continually corrupted are it's a
Hardware issue or that the installed antivirus is the culprit.
Run checkdsk /r to check the Hard Drive and/or run a diagnostic tool
from the manufacturer of the HD.
If the HD checks out, run a memory diagnostic tool:
Memtest86+
http://www.memtest.org/

If the hardware checks out, then look to the installed AV/security
software as the culprit.

MowGreen
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From: French Quarter on 18 Jan 2010 13:16
The remote console, FixMBR seems to have solved it.
Its still working.
Thanks
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