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    *help!* 16 bit Windows Subsystem Error

    HAI!

    I just have this error when I’m trying to install ATI and Nendo Demo that I just download:

    "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application."

    Is this the problem that I can't install any programs in CD or DVD?
    And another thing, do I need to install XP SP2 because when I install it my computer is slowing down and I can't open any of this website anymore. Is there any way to solve this problem?

    Thank U! ^_^
    HAI!! there that the only word I say HAI!! again I say and HAI!! to everyone HAI!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HAI!!
    HAI!

    I just have this error when I’m trying to install ATI and Nendo Demo that I just download:

    "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application."

    Is this the problem that I can't install any programs in CD or DVD?
    And another thing, do I need to install XP SP2 because when I install it my computer is slowing down and I can't open any of this website anymore. Is there any way to solve this problem?

    Thank U! ^_^
    are you using win 98 or xp?

    the program you are installing is for a 98 type machine

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    You can see if XP will let you run it in compatability mode.

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    Hi HAI!,

    "I just have this error when I’m trying to install ATI and Nendo Demo that I just download: "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application." "

    How old of a demo might Ati and nendo Demo be, are they win32 bit apps where.

    "Is this the problem that I can't install any programs in CD or DVD?
    And another thing, do I need to install XP SP2 because when I install it my computer is slowing down and I can't open any of this website anymore. Is there any way to solve this problem?"


    Would Nortons Utilites Be installed?
    Have you ran a legit Spyware Checker, Like Spybot S&D or Adware Se?
    You may want to Check your msconfig and see if the startup isn't 8 pages long. there could be numours reasons why this happens any other things?

    Ill try some more if none of these work.

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    I just solve the autoexec.nt problem that you have to copy autoexec.nt from windows/repair and paste it into windows/system32 but when I reboot my computer the autoexec.nt is gone from windows/system32 why?

    Is there any solution that I can't install any programs in CD or DVD? Please I really need the answer.

    Do I need to install XP SP2 because when I install it my computer is slowing down and I can't open any of this website anymore, is there any way to solve this problem?

    And when I want to install DirectX 9 in finalizing, a notice show that “DirectX did not copy a required file” and I press Ok and DirectX fail to install, what happen?

    Thank again! ^_^
    HAI!! there that the only word I say HAI!! again I say and HAI!! to everyone HAI!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HAI!!
    I just solve the autoexec.nt problem that you have to copy autoexec.nt from windows/repair and paste it into windows/system32 but when I reboot my computer the autoexec.nt is gone from windows/system32 why?

    Is there any solution that I can't install any programs in CD or DVD? Please I really need the answer.

    Do I need to install XP SP2 because when I install it my computer is slowing down and I can't open any of this website anymore, is there any way to solve this problem?

    And when I want to install DirectX 9 in finalizing, a notice show that “DirectX did not copy a required file” and I press Ok and DirectX fail to install, what happen?

    Thank again! ^_^
    a: go here ,, read and follow the words it preaches do exactly as it says remembering to turn off system restore , and use safe mode (f8) when told to
    http://forums.windrivers.com/showthread.php?t=57348 , you are probably riddled with virus(es)

    b: you do not NEED SP2

    c: check that the cd,s you are installing are compatable for XP
    (obviously the one above was,nt)

    d: you did not solve the autoexec/nt problem , you just found an incorrect workaround for it. continuation to "mess around" will render your OS damaged to a point of not rebooting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the boss
    a: go here ,, read and follow the words it preaches do exactly as it says remembering to turn off system restore , and use safe mode (f8) when told to
    http://forums.windrivers.com/showthread.php?t=57348 , you are probably riddled with virus(es)

    b: you do not NEED SP2

    c: check that the cd,s you are installing are compatable for XP
    (obviously the one above was,nt)

    d: you did not solve the autoexec/nt problem , you just found an incorrect workaround for it. continuation to "mess around" will render your OS damaged to a point of not rebooting.
    a: Ok!

    b: I already install it now what?

    c: all programs, games, etc. are compatable for Windows XP

    d: what's OS?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HAI!!
    a: Ok!

    b: I already install it now what?

    c: all programs, games, etc. are compatable for Windows XP

    d: what's OS?
    just do the a/v and spyware and see if that sorts your bad connection out

    note the first game you mentioned was NOT a xp programme , hence the reason for not loading

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    There are two reasons for the autoexec.nt file not being present in your system

    first, sp2 for xp is deleting this file in SOME instances..
    second, there are a few malware programs that are deleting this file in order to prevent antispyware programs from being used to uninstall the malware..directions for replacing the file are here:
    http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;324767

    after you replace the file, try rebooting a couple of times and make sure it is not deleted again..if it is, with your slow down problem with sp2 installed, I would suggest uninstalling sp2, doing a complete spyware/malware/virus cleanup, and trying the install again after perhaps a repair install of XP
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    try this out this is what you need
    http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;324767

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