I have sent you a copy of the file to your hotmail addy.
Just unzip it and copy and paste it into the C:\windows\system 32 folder  

Sorry Sandra, I cannot unzip the file, I am totally frustrated now.
 

Do you mean that it wont unzip or that you dont know how to unzip zipped files  

Possibly with that folder being a hidden one in C:\windows\system32
Your search for them earlier may not have showed them.
Search again but when you open the search window, click on More Advanced Options below the Look In part.
Then make sure that Search System Folders and Search Hidden Files and Folders and Search Subfolders are all ticked, if they arent already ticked you may already have the files but they wouldnt show in your previous search  

That sounds like the place they should be Joudi according to the path in the dos command that Simon found.
The strange thing is that my I386 folder is in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386 and I dont have those files in there  
In this case I think that the safest way is to put them on a floppy and follow the previous instructions so that it goes into the correct place from Simons post, unless someone has the definative answer  

did you change the d of CD /d C:\ to the drive letter of your cd drive ?
If you didnt then that would give you a bad command as it would be looking for the file on your D drive or partition and not on the CD.
Remember also that in dos that it has to be typed in exactly as the example shows with all the spaces and punctation correct  

Yes Sandra, I changed the letter "D" to the letter of my drive. And I was trying my best to type them exactly as they are in the sites' link. The thing which I'm not sure is, if there must be spaces in between. I tried that supposition too. Nothing worked with me.

Let me say again:  Maybe I missed doing something correctly.  

I misinterpreted the dos command, I assumed the d was the cd drive letter, I now think that that command means Change Directory to the root directory of C:

So the initial line is  CD /d C:\   then hit the enter button.
This will then change to a new line starting with C:\>

Then type the following line substituting your CD drives letter for CD-Rom Drive, in my case I am usin E.
Expand <CD-ROM Drive:>\I386\stdole32.tl_ %SystemRoot%\System32

There still appears to be a problem though as I think the < and > shouldnt be included so I typed :

Expand E:\I386\stdole32.tl_ %SystemRoot%\System32

This gave me an error message saying that no destination was named  

I then tried :

Expand <E:>\I386\stdole32.tl_ %SystemRoot%\System32, which I am sure isnt correct but it did start the expand part of dos then gave me the error message of "access denied"

So I am afraid I am out of my depth on this one as DOS isnt my forte, (dos was before my time) so we need an old Dosser to lend a hand I think  

Sandra and everyone else, I unzipped the original one and it is now working perfectly, thanks all.