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stu_e
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I keep getting the message 'c:\windows\system32\autoexec.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'close' to terminate the apllication' when trying to run certain windows applications, notable winzip self extractor '.exe' files and some older windows software that should be compatible with XP. This also happens when i try to run the ms-dos command promp (command.com under 'run' on the start menu) I did a search on google and found a few sites that addressed this problem but said you need certain files from the windows XP CD to fix it. As my PCV-RS222 came with windows pre-installed, how can i fix this problem? Has anyone else had similar problems?

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HoMiC-HoMeR
Visitor

Also check for spyware with Adaware



Any recomendations for free Adaware ?

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kee-lo_
Member

The free one is very good.

HoMiC-HoMeR
Visitor

The free one is very good.



:thinking: :thinking: :thinking:

What do you mean ?

I wanted to know if their are any free downloadable ones i can get from the internet

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kee-lo_
Member

Yes, Adaware Free Edition

www.lavasoft.de

HoMiC-HoMeR
Visitor

Yes, Adaware Free Edition

www.lavasoft.de



isnt that german ?

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robpaxton
Explorer

It is a German company but the software & webpage is english. You could also use Spybot Search & Destroy from this site

HoMiC-HoMeR
Visitor

Errm....

I Scaned all my computer , deleted all the files and restarted...

AND it still pops up the system 32 folder.



:slight_frown: some more help plz

HoMiC-HoMeR
Visitor

can anyone help ?

:smileymonkey: :smileymonkey: :smileymonkey: :smileymonkey:.... :skull:

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tellingd
Visitor

Sounds very strange - a bit like that new avatar Homer :tongue:

Have you got a shortcut to this folder sitting in your Startup folder?

stu_e
Visitor

Sounds like you need to back up your files and re install windows XP. That should put back what files are missing and the message should go away.