Pci.sys is important for Windows 10/8/7/XP. Pci.sys is a Windows driver. Pci.sys is located in the C: Windows System32 drivers folder.

The computer I am having a problem with is a Dimension XPS-B 8001 with a Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition. On startup after the blue Dell logo it stops at a black screen with white letters with this error message: Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: System32 DRIVERS pci.sys. You can attempt to repair this file by starting Windows Setup using the original Setup CD-ROM. Select 'r' at the first screen to start repair. I have tried the disk that came with the computer called 'Resource CD' which has the Drivers on it, but there was none called 'Setup CD-ROM. I have also used F8 function to go into Safe Mode and choose options there. Everything I try comes back to the same error screen. Download Software Pelacak Nomor Handphone Untuk Pc.

Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks, Sharon.

I have an XP-SP3 OS (Originally XP Media Center) and have experienced the error mentioned in the Subject; After trouble shooting a virus issue and running a series of tools recommended by Kaspersky (including ComboFIx, TDSKILLER, AVZ) I was directed to uninstall the 2009 version of Kaspersky and then reisntall the 2011 version. I was given an uninstall tool to run in Safe mode and told to run this twice. I did this on the second run I received a Windows Scrip Error - Microsoft VBScript runtime Error.

The Kaspersky Tech also directed me to delete the INFCACHE.1 inside C: Windows inf Upon restart I received the error mentioned in this thread. Kaspersky Tech Guy just bail on you? Whenever talking to these people, always make sure you reboot at least one last time and make sure things are working before you hang up!

If your pci.sys file is missing, the chances are good that it 'looked' suspicious and was quarantined (deleted) by something. That could be Kaspersky, ComboFix, etc. I did not know they were will trained with Combofix since it is not for the weak of heart. When I see that somebody has run ComboFix without qualified instructions, I always think 'Oh no!' Don't forget to uninstall it when you're done. After booting into the Recovery Console, you should be in this folder: C: WINDOWS It makes zero sense to try to start copying files around on a system that has corruption in the file system, so you should always make sure that is okay first. For each of your hard disk partitions, you should then run: chkdsk /r For example, from the Recovery Console prompt, enter: chkdsk c: /r Let chkdsk finish and correct any problems it might find.