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I have a workstation on my network which produces an error message whenever
a program attempts to run a 16 bit module. If I click ignore, the program
goes on to run correctly. The error message is annoying, and I'd like to get
rid of it if possible.
The workstation is a new Dell with Windows XP service pack 1, and all the
latest patches. It runs the majority of programs with no problems at all
(e.g. Office 2003).
The text of the error message is as follows:
16 bit MS-Dos subsystem
An application has attempted to load a 16 bit DOS device driver, which
cannot be supported. This may cause the application to function incorrectly.
Chose close to terminate the application.
Any help would be appreciated.
John.
a program attempts to run a 16 bit module. If I click ignore, the program
goes on to run correctly. The error message is annoying, and I'd like to get
rid of it if possible.
The workstation is a new Dell with Windows XP service pack 1, and all the
latest patches. It runs the majority of programs with no problems at all
(e.g. Office 2003).
The text of the error message is as follows:
16 bit MS-Dos subsystem
An application has attempted to load a 16 bit DOS device driver, which
cannot be supported. This may cause the application to function incorrectly.
Chose close to terminate the application.
Any help would be appreciated.
John.