win XP dont wnat to play my win 95 Game?
Hello! I'm having trouble downloading a game that run in window95 on my window XP pc. . . Every time i try to download the game there is this message apearing: C:/windows/system32/autoexec. net. (The system file is not suitable for running MS-Dos and Microsoft windows applications.
Hello!
I'm having trouble downloading a game that run in window95 on my window XP pc...
Every time i try to download the game there is this message apearing: C:/windows/system32/autoexec.net. (The system file is not suitable for running MS-Dos and Microsoft windows applications.
How do i solve this problem and be able to play a game on my pc!
Thank's to everybody that will help me!
I'm having trouble downloading a game that run in window95 on my window XP pc...
Every time i try to download the game there is this message apearing: C:/windows/system32/autoexec.net. (The system file is not suitable for running MS-Dos and Microsoft windows applications.
How do i solve this problem and be able to play a game on my pc!
Thank's to everybody that will help me!
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went thru that with another guy here in the last 2 days & the last line in it had ALWIL.SYS in it for SOME reason (That's an AVAST antivirus driver looks like because ALWIL? IS Avast stuff... ) apk
According to this Avast forum thread: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?&topic=6958.15, it is bug in Avast installer program and they are aware of it.
They also have posted work around.
<edit>typo attack</edit>
went thru that with another guy here in the last 2 days & the last line in it had ALWIL.SYS in it for SOME reason (That's an AVAST antivirus driver looks like because ALWIL? IS Avast stuff... ) apk
According to this Avast forum thread: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?&topic=6958.15, it is bug in Avast installer program and they are aware of it.
They also have posted work around.
<edit>typo attack</edit>
Oh, the irony.
Imagine telling people to scan their system for adware/spyware because of autoexec.nt/config.nt problems. So they download the adware/spyware program and the adware/spyware program causes the problem! heh.
I've seen this problem on systems without adware/spyware programs so it seems to be caused by something else too, at least we have one of the programs pinpointed....finally.
Imagine telling people to scan their system for adware/spyware because of autoexec.nt/config.nt problems. So they download the adware/spyware program and the adware/spyware program causes the problem! heh.
I've seen this problem on systems without adware/spyware programs so it seems to be caused by something else too, at least we have one of the programs pinpointed....finally.
