I'm sure I'm not the only one who has booted a machine to find the following message waiting for them:Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt\\Windows\\SYSTEM32 ...

The Windows OS you use is the result of millions of files working in the background. All of these files are categorized into ...

Today I was at a mini lan party and I updated my graphics card drivers, restarted my rig (KG7-RAID, athlon mp 1.2 gighertz) and when I went to boot up I got this message that \\windows\\system32 ...

The main subfolders of the System32 folder that normally occupy space are DriverStore, FileRepository, Config, drivers, winevt, catroot, Log Files, etc.