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Haveing Computer problem can anyone help
- Thread starter Tron
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Rick, if you run into this it might be that some of the following files are missing from \WINNT\System32:
Config.nt
Autoexec.nt
Command.com
Check to see that these files are there. If not, expand them from the install CD and copy them to \WINNT\System32
They'll be in the \I386 folder as
Config.nt_
autoexec.nt_
command.co_
From a command prompt window, type
Expand /?
to get instructions for using Expand
Config.nt
Autoexec.nt
Command.com
Check to see that these files are there. If not, expand them from the install CD and copy them to \WINNT\System32
They'll be in the \I386 folder as
Config.nt_
autoexec.nt_
command.co_
From a command prompt window, type
Expand /?
to get instructions for using Expand
Rick,
The problem seems to be that your autoexec.nt file is either corrupt or missing. We have been running into this problem where I work. What we do is replace the file in the Windows/System32 folder.
Change the attributes to Read Only and Hidden.
To do that, after you replace the file, right click on it, go to properties, and under the General Tab, place check marks in those fields. You may have to change your folder options to view hidden files if you haven't already.
To do that, open up My Computer, Click on Tools, and then click on the View tab. Scroll down and you will see an option that says Show hidden files and folders. Enable this option. You will get a warning, but tell it ok. Hope this helps, and seems to work on my end.
If you can't find the file using JoeD's method, e mail me and I will be happy to send you one.
chuck.hill@gmail.com
Chill
The problem seems to be that your autoexec.nt file is either corrupt or missing. We have been running into this problem where I work. What we do is replace the file in the Windows/System32 folder.
Change the attributes to Read Only and Hidden.
To do that, after you replace the file, right click on it, go to properties, and under the General Tab, place check marks in those fields. You may have to change your folder options to view hidden files if you haven't already.
To do that, open up My Computer, Click on Tools, and then click on the View tab. Scroll down and you will see an option that says Show hidden files and folders. Enable this option. You will get a warning, but tell it ok. Hope this helps, and seems to work on my end.
If you can't find the file using JoeD's method, e mail me and I will be happy to send you one.
chuck.hill@gmail.com
Chill