The best part that people don't realise is that Windows has its own self-repairing functionality.
If you have issues with default Windows software acting buggy for some shitty reason, just open a command prompt & type "sfc /scannow" (this will scan for any base OS software that has cone corrupt & reinstall it from cabinet files available in C:\Windows\system32 & C:\Windows\sysWOW64).
I need to look into what Linux or BSD projects have self-healing capabilities like this.
most package managers handle configs and packages separately, thus reinstalling a package essentially does almost this, except is a bit more expensive
Right, but if a major component of the Linux kernel were to break, is there any self-healing functionality that can compare to, or exceed, Windows' sfc /scannow command?
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How on Earth do I get my computer to boot windows from a hard drive? I built the computer myself, there should be no issues and it gets to the bios no problem, but when I put in a windows installation disk it just hangs forever
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I got windows 2000 work only from cd install but 98 is hard senpai
Did you boot off of the DVD or the flash drive, to begin installing it onto your hard drive?
I meant thumb drive my bad
Think drive and dvd, I even tried a Linux iso to see if it will boot but everything just stops during that loading animation
I tried memtest using fedora but it won't let me stop it. I'm retarded what do