Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
Hi!!!
Please,help me!!!
i am trying to play some CD-ROMs in my computer,but with some/which before i
was able to view and use/ a message appears on the screen.What is my
problem-is it my connection,settings.Please,tell me what to do!!
The message is
16 Bit Windows Subsystem
CWin/Sys32/Autoex.NT.The The system file is not suitable for running MSDOS
and Microsoft Windows applications.Choose CLOSE to terminate the program.
Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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"MIMA" <MIMA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news319F766-3ABB-4922-8FB6-6E49A5D45FFD@microsoft.com...
> Hi!!!
> Please,help me!!!
>
> i am trying to play some CD-ROMs in my computer,but with some/which before
> i
> was able to view and use/ a message appears on the screen.What is my
> problem-is it my connection,settings.Please,tell me what to do!!
> The message is
>
> 16 Bit Windows Subsystem
> CWin/Sys32/Autoex.NT.The The system file is not suitable for running
> MSDOS
> and Microsoft Windows applications.Choose CLOSE to terminate the program.
>
> What is it.Please,help
>
>
> Mima
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
Hi,
The simplest method to resolve this common problem is to copy autoexec.nt
from C:\Windows\repair to C:\Windows\system32 and overwrite the one that is
currently there.
Alternately, you can create a new autoexec.nt file and save it to the
\windows\system32 folder to overwrite the corrupted one. Click start/run and
type notepad, then click ok. Copy/paste the below code into it (instead of
typing it in to prevent errors), then click file/"save as". Navigate to the
C:\Windows\system32 folder, change the "save as file" type to "all types"
and name the file autoexec.nt, then click save (if prompted to overwrite the
existing one, do so).
@echo off
lh %SystemRoot%\system32\mscdexnt.exe
lh %SystemRoot%\system32\redir
lh %SystemRoot%\system32\dosx
SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 P330 T3
Reboot when finished. This usually fixes it, but you will find further steps
here if it doesn't:
Basically, you will have to expand new copies of command.com, autoexec.nt,
and config.nt to the system32 folder from the WinXP CD or I386 folder on
your hard drive. Sometimes, you need to create new ones and overwrite the
existing ones - the method is described in the article.
"MIMA" <MIMA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news319F766-3ABB-4922-8FB6-6E49A5D45FFD@microsoft.com...
> Hi!!!
> Please,help me!!!
>
> i am trying to play some CD-ROMs in my computer,but with some/which before
> i
> was able to view and use/ a message appears on the screen.What is my
> problem-is it my connection,settings.Please,tell me what to do!!
> The message is
>
> 16 Bit Windows Subsystem
> CWin/Sys32/Autoex.NT.The The system file is not suitable for running
> MSDOS
> and Microsoft Windows applications.Choose CLOSE to terminate the program.
>
> What is it.Please,help
>
>
> Mima
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