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Article #13403Re: After format C: and re-install of my Windows 98SE system I keep getting the message: Corrupt cabinet file
From: drinie
Date: Sun, 01 Oct 2006 10:36
Date: Sun, 01 Oct 2006 10:36
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No, it's from copies of the original CDs. The original CDs are at the office, these are copies that I use to load the programs on my home PC (it is allowed according to the licence agreement). Do you think that can be the problem? The first time I loaded the programs I had no problems at all. During the weekend our C drive crashed and we had to re-install everything. Drinie
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