That is a subdirectory (or subfolder) of the Windows (Or WinNT) directory which contains very important parts of the Windows operating system.
NO, system 32 is your computer's operating system. if you delete your system 32, you might as well buy another computer.
Delete the system32 folder on your computer
C:Windows/system32/drivers
The System32 folder and its subfolders contain the core operating system files for your Windows installation. No matter what anyone tells you do not delete this folder. Tampering with any single file may make you computer a paperweight.
System32 is needed by your computer. Removing will disable your computer. Unless you are very confident in paring out unwanted folders in System32, it's best to leave it alone. It's not always easy to figure out what programs use what files in System32. Sometimes more than one program will access a folder.
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system32 is the most important files on your computer/laptop. if you deleted it,it would greatly screw up your computer/laptop. some people has been tricking people to delete system32 by saying it is a virus,size hogger,or a bunch of useless stuff. NEVER EVER DELETE SYSTEM32
You should be able to repair system32 if you either got a restore CD with your computer or if your hard drive came with a restore partition. If you have the CD, put it in. Turn on your computer, and press F10 or "R" when the computer is booting up to get to the Recovery Console and then repair system32. It may also possible that you can access your system32 folder and copy the icons from a good computer onto your system32 folder. See http://www.articlekarma.com/Article/Repair-System32/68823 and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058 If you have an HP, their live chat support is excellent for such issues.
False AnswerNo, you can delete your system32 folder without reprecussions. Your system32 files are only used for high end computer diagnostics, they take up so much space that most computer experts delete them as soon as they buy a computer. True AnswerSystem32 contains most of your computer's vital files to function. Those who tell you otherwise are trolls. So, if you delete it, your computer dies.
The most common computer protocols are TCP, FTP, and System32.
To restore it you have to delete your system32 files.
Windows\System32 Access services application to administrate services: %windir%\system32\services.msc