If you are like most people who do a lot of work with Windows, you have probably experienced System32 errors and errors in the Windows root System32 files. These can be frustrating to work around and sometimes it can be difficult to figure out how the error occurred and how you can go about fixing it. System32 files are critical to the operating system and they are an integral part of your computer and applications that you use. Errors in the Windows root System32 files can cause havoc on your computer and you experience a drastic slow running time on your programs.

What causes System32 errors?

When you do experience System32 errors, you will need to either fix them yourself or download a program to help you. Depending on what kind of Windows root System32 errors that you are experiencing, there could be different causes and therefore different fixes. There are many different causes and reasons that System32 errors come up and the messages that appear can be a little different depending on the version of Windows that your computer is using to operate and what kind of corrupt files you are dealing with on your computer.

How to fix System32 errors?

If you are familiar with some basic functions of working with System32 files, you can try to fix the System32 files yourself by performing a reboot. System32 errors are not always fixed by completing a reboot on your computer; so you may also need to use the Windows recovery disk that came with your initial setup. Insert the windows recovery disk into your computer and then reboot the computer. When prompted, select the recovery console and then type the following into the console: md tmp, copy C:\Windows\System32\configsystem, C:\windows\tmpsystem.bak, delete C:\ windows\System32\configsystem, copy C:\Windows\repairsystem, C:\Windows\System32\configsystem.

If you try to fix System32 errors and that does not work, you may want to use a Windows System Repair tool that can scan your entire computer and system and list all of the System32 errors before it attempts to fix any of them. System repair tools can also improve the speed of your system and it can clean and organize your registry and also delete any unnecessary files.  You can also try to run the particular program that is giving you the System32 problems in compatibility mode. Sometimes running an older version of a program can cause System32 problems to occur. To try to run a program in compatibility mode go to: start > all programs > accessories > program compatibility wizard.

Another way you can fix System32 errors  or work with the Windows root System32 is to manually replace and edit the files in your System32 folder but know that this can be dangerous to the rest of your window files and systems. It is best to try cleaning up the disk drive and running the proper cleanup disks instead of trying to fix each individual file in the System32 folder. Some of the files that are in your C:\Windows folder are very important to the functioning of your computer and systems and you do not want to damage other files and systems trying to fix System32 problems that may be able to be fixed by simply using the cleanup disk. There are also downloads and software that you can purchase to scan and clean up your disk drives and windows and systems folders.

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