games

[Guest Susie]

Hi, I appear to have deleted all my games from my windows accessories file

>>> (solitaire, minesweeper, spider and free cell) I don't have an SP2 disk and

>>> so don't know how I can get them back. Can anyone help me please.

>>>

>>> I have gone to control panel> add/remove components> selected accessories

>>> but it comes up with error msg cannot copy files.

>>>

>>> any insight will be appreciated thanx

[Guest Colin Barnhorst]

Re: games

 

Do you have a friend who has an XP cd?

 

"Susie" <Susie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:B5F06DB0-455A-453C-88B2-8C7BB1772105@microsoft.com...

> Hi, I appear to have deleted all my games from my windows accessories file

>>>> (solitaire, minesweeper, spider and free cell) I don't have an SP2 disk

>>>> and

>>>> so don't know how I can get them back. Can anyone help me please.

>>>>

>>>> I have gone to control panel> add/remove components> selected

>>>> accessories

>>>> but it comes up with error msg cannot copy files.

>>>>

>>>> any insight will be appreciated thanx

>

[Guest RobertVA]

Re: games

 

Susie wrote:

> Hi, I appear to have deleted all my games from my windows accessories file

>>>> (solitaire, minesweeper, spider and free cell) I don't have an SP2 disk and

>>>> so don't know how I can get them back. Can anyone help me please.

>>>>

>>>> I have gone to control panel> add/remove components> selected accessories

>>>> but it comes up with error msg cannot copy files.

>>>>

>>>> any insight will be appreciated thanx

>

 

Click the "start" button on the task bar

 

Click "Run" in the second column of the resulting menu

 

Enter "%SystemRoot%\system32\freecell.exe" on in the combo box to the

right of "Open:".

 

Click the "OK" button.

 

IF the procedure results in an error dialog record the text displayed in

the error dialog. A notepad file will suffice.

 

Repeat this procedure three times substituting the following for the

combo box entry:

 

%SystemRoot%\system32\spider.exe

 

%SystemRoot%\system32\winmine.exe

 

%SystemRoot%\system32\sol.exe

 

Report back here what results from these tests.