Runtime error 200

M

miguel

Those anyone has information about this error. I'm trying
to run an application and then it apears this
message "Runtime Error 200 at 38A7:0091"

I know that it has to do with the speed of the PC and I've
been searching some other patches to fix this, but I had
bad luck to fix it. If any of you can help me, please let
me know.

Thanks!!!
 
K

Kyle

IIRC, I used to have this problem with programs compliled
in the old borland compilers, especially the turbo pascal
one (version 6 and 7, circa 1996) There was a .com TSR
(terminate-stay-resident) program (very small, 1k) written
to correct that particular type of Runtime 200 (divide by
zero) error, and it WAS in fact related to the processor
going so fast that one of the clock processes was giving a
divide/0 error.

It was written to fix the turbo pascal problems, and all
that had to be done was have it load into memory before
running the program, and it fixed it. I just had it load
in my autoexec.bat file at boot.

I wonder if its possible that this is a similar problem
with whatever program it is that you are trying to run.
Maybe that program was compiled back in the pre-pentium
class processors and suffers from this same problem. If
so, I wonder if running this would get rid of that error.

It's a long shot, I know, and may be totally unrelated,
but its the same error as I had, and was sorta magically
fixed by this, so maybe its worth a try. Its available
for download here:

http://www.geocities.com/~franzglaser/tpsrc/mf_tp7_p5tsr.ht
ml

Good luck, please post whatever program it is that's
having this error, and whatever you do to eventually fix
it. :)
 

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