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Originally posted by msg_plus_freak
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Originally posted by rav0
Reinstall Windows.
I'm trying to avoid that 
That would be the easiest way to restore a working
msgina.dll.
If you don't want the wait;
find a working copy of msgina.dll I've attached
msgina.dll from my system (SP2). Put it on a CD. Boot off your Windows CD, and use recovery console (or an alternative such as FreeDOS0 to replace the file into C:/WINDOWS/system32/. You would need to know how to use a CLI to do this.
PS I'm going to sleep now, so you won't see a reply for about 15 hours from me.
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