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With the serial number that you have provided,your Remington model of 1917 wa made in December of 1918.Your rifle was made at the end of production of these rifles for World War I.The last. I have recently purchased a Remington 'Model of 1917'.30-06. The rifle is odd in the fact that the serial number (6581XX) is higher than Remington's recorded serial #'s accepted by the US Gov't. It also does not have the smudge pot/bursting bomb on the top of the receiver. Remington Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle This first day of production Remington bolt action rifle bears serial number 137. The British government armory at Enfield Lock, Middlesex, was founded in 1804 to assemble Brown Bess muskets for use by the country's military forces. Remington model 1917 rifle serial numbers. Interesting rifle. I looked up Remington production numbers in Nick Ferris' book on the 1917. After the 12/18 cancellation order by ordnance, a new contract was issued to allow payment for already machined parts on hand. The last rifle accepted was serial #647358, packed on Feb. Military Model 1917 Rifle: Remington: Covering numbers: 1 - 646000. Please enter a serial number and click the submit button.

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I have recently encountered a problem where a critical file was erased from my harddrive. My computer is stuck in a cycle of rebooting --->black screen offering to start up in safe mode, last known good configuration, or normally --->select any option --->reboot i have tried numerous fixes and discovered i am missing a file 'system32 drivers pci.sys' the literature online states to use the windows CD and run a repair on my computer however i do not have access to these CD's, i have downloaded the missing file on another computer however cannot find a way to install it into my other (broken) harddrive.

Any suggestions? Jun 30, 2005 HELP HELP.HELP!! I take great care of my computer but after moving back home, I do not use my laptop much, I turn it on to update windows and virus.

System32 Drivers Pci Sys Windows 7 Download Download System32 Drivers Pci.sys. Again, resolve any open issues Every business all sticks of Ram and test each Ram stick one at a time. THANKS IN ADVANCED comp specs as far as i no: dell dimension 8400 windows xp home pent.

4 proc 512 ram 160 gb space (not used up) •. Try running the chkdsk program. It runs from the command line, but will require a reboot in order to complet the routine. To run chkdsk you need to do the following: Start >>Run >>cmd.exe >>Press [Enter] OR Start >>All Programs >>Accessories >>Command Prompt When the command prompt window opens, type the following: chkdsk /f/r And then press [Enter] It will give some coding syntax returned and ask if you want to run chkdsk at next boot. Type 'yes' or 'y' whichever answer will indicate that 'yes you want to run chkdsk at next boot'. You can get more information about the chkdsk command by typing the following: chkdsk /? Press [Enter] If you cannot boot Windows and get to your desktop environment to run go through the Start ->All Programs menu, boot your computer to Safe Mode with Command Prompt.

You may need to log in as the local administrator account on your machine to access the C: drive from the command prompt. If you haven't changed any of the default settings, the administrator password should be blank by default. The check disk command routine will run a series of five tests, locate any abandoned or rogue files or sectors and attempt to repair them.

You do not need the bootdisk to run the command and it usually fixes things up for you without having to go through an entire restore. It will troll the i386 folder to try and repair any damaged or lost files in your Windows installation. See if that helps out.

Best of luck and happy hacking! Edited by Cyb3r_Ninj@, 21 November 2007 - 01:15 AM. Hey BUDAPEST, since that UBCD has a ton of uses, could you point me in a specific path out of all those tools to the one that will let me copy a file from my floppy drive to my harddrive path 'C: windows system32 drivers'. Also, i didnt make it clear, i have not seen a log-in screen since the computer initially crapped out, just the command prompt every once in awhile. BUDAPEST: do you think without the pci.sys i can completely format my C drive using the UCBD, that may be an option. THANKS SO MUCH •.