I ran "sfc /scannow" since KB980218 was not installing in my desktop. After running it sfc tells me C:\Windows\SysWOW64\en-US\iassdo.dll.mui is corrupt. Could someone please share this file? It is only about 6kb. I checked, the strange thing is when I extract the file from installation CD (from sources\install.wim), it is same as the file I already have! Many other people seem to have problem with this file based on google search results. Not sure what is the source of this confusion.
If you could share the file, you can use the forum tools - 1) reply 2) go advanced 3) attached the file 4) submit. Thanks
Haven't ran scannow that often, but when I have, the system always replaces it out of cab files or something (sometimes ask for install disc). Are you sure it hasn't been replaced already??
I am quite sure - I ran it multiple times (rebooting each time and checking). It showed that the original file is also corrupted. I then checked it with manually extracting the sources\install.wim file from the DVD - and it matched with the fille that sfc thinks is corrupted! This is what sfc says exactly: 2010-06-12 00:40:55, Info CSI 0000029e [SR] Could not reproject corrupted file [ml:60{30},l:58{29}]"\??\C:\Windows\SysWOW64\en-US"\[l:28{14}]"iassdo.dll.mui"; source file in store is also corrupted I have attached the 'corrupted' file if anyone wants to see. Thanks
To cut the long story short, I copied the file from a friend's OEM DVD, and it did not still work. Then I repaired windows with his DVD. And since then things are good. The update 980218 did not show up yet, it might have been some kind of glitch which made it appear in the previous installation.
Thank you so much Markus. I have already fixed this problem (as I mentioned in the last post), by doing a full repair. It took about 2 hours (in comparison installation in empty disk took about 15 minutes). After the first reboot there was no disk activity for a long time so I got scared, but then it resumed. But it worked! Before doing the full repair, I tried replacing the file from a friend's DVD - and sfc /scannow for the file matched. But the update did not work. Hence I went forth with the full repair. Having said that, though I did not have the chance to use it, thanks again for your taking time to upload the file, I really appreciate it.
hi I'm sorry I brought this topic up!!!! I have the same problem you have... I do not want to upgrade my Windows Is there any other method? Is the above method will solve this problem?
hahaha this is not a movie file to just copy paste dude, its a sys file with links to tons of sub functions...