Problem with Vista

Hi guys, I have a PC...which has Vista operating system. Some days back it automatically installed the windows update ( as it usually does:-D), but the problem is, after that update the whole system is behaving in a different way and sometimes it freezes and I need to boot it up again, whenever I try to boot up my computer it shows an error message saying that ntoskrnl.exe file is missing or corrupted
at location 0x0c0000098. Info : windows failed to load because the required file is missing. If I ignore the message, it boots to the operating system and again the updates are again installed automatically. I have tried to turn off the automatic updates, but nothing happens and it again installs it. I have no Vista CD as well:cry, I have only Dell laptop re installation Vista disk. Is it possible to recover that OS file from that disk??:confused Please provide a solution:wave. thank you

 

Not a solution I would recommend but, if you want to restore to an earlier date and then ignore/hide the specific KB from installing then it's your call..

I Googled, this and it is beyond my realm. While I would personally try the fixes available on the net (I'm nuts). I would ask you to wait for apt replies from the well versed members here. Apparently you will need the OS disk, then again the OEM may be good .

I'm wondering, like you are probably wondering the reason for this post. Cheers..