I am running Windows ME on ANOTHER computer which was given to me - without the CDS that originally came with it.

I defragmented and ran virus and spyware scans.  But when I tried to connect to the internet to download the updates (which had never been done), it worked for awhile.  Then the computer DISCONNECTED itself from the internet.  When I tried to reconnect, I received the message that the msvcp60.dll file was missing.  I downloaded it from three different files to my CD drive, then copied it to computer #2.

Now I receive the message that the file appears to be corrupt, to reinstall and try again.  As mentioned, I did this three times.

Does anyone have any idea how I may fix this problem without the ME cd? in the msdos prompt type scanreg/restore and chose the last good cab file......so the command looks like this c:\windows  scanreg/restoreThank you Merlin_2 -

Being unfamiliar with Windows ME, I can't get the system to start in DOS mode (tried F8, F10, F12, etc)

When I found the MSDOS prompt, it tells me that C:\Windows\Command.com cannot be found.ok ladyrider NICE handle locate the c:\windows\option\cab folder NEXT to the scanreg icon is one called setup...click it and it will re-install windows...to have c:\windows\command is strange...has someone played with boot init file?do you have a boot disk that came with it?