Simple way would be to use system restore.
i386 folder.
Go to run and type Temp then enter, a window will open that will show you active window.
use safemode.
dont know i m trying to find out
Opening files using a single click Opening folders in the same window Viewing web content in folder
C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Recent from this folder to recover the data.
XP as such can not recover files from any folder if these files are deleted from the dustbin. There are however software available that can scan the index on the harddrive for deleted files and then recover these if they have not been overwritten. This software can in many cases also partially recover partially overwritten files. WinUndelete and Recovermyfiles are two choises. search via google. I am sure there exist many programs for this purpose, and some might even be free to use. Best of luck and regards.
To install or copy i386 files without a Windows XP CD, you can use a Windows XP installation image (ISO) if you have one, or extract the i386 folder from a legitimate source. You can create a bootable USB drive using tools like Rufus and place the i386 folder in it. Alternatively, if you have access to a working Windows XP system, you can copy the i386 folder from that system to your new installation location.
Double clicking on a folder in Windows XP should open up a view of that folder's contents.
Yes, if you have Windows XP, you can easily use Windows XP Pro
system32 is a folder that holds info. for your windows XP.
system32 is a folder that holds info. for your windows XP.