Educational CD won't play

[Guest]

I have a computer running Win XP Pro. I am trying to run an educational CD
from Disney titled MathQuest. Whe I try to run it I get a prompt window
titled:

"16 bit Windows Subsystem" The message reads:
"C:\Windows\System32\Autoexec.nt The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications"

Any ideas how to make this work?? Help.

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

Copy that file from the windows\repair folder to the windows\system32 folder
and try running the CD again.

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Will Denny
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[Guest]

It worked! Thanks!
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John

Hi

Copy that file from the windows\repair folder to the windows\system32 folder
and try running the CD again.

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Will Denny
MS MVP Windows Shell/User
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[Will Denny]

You're welcome John - glad your CD is working.

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[Gil Baron]

Hi

Copy that file from the windows\repair folder to the windows\system32 folder
and try running the CD again

You have given great advice here many times. Perhops you can help me?
I can bot get verifier.exe to run which means finding a driver that steps on code is a near hopeless task when you have MANY
The prblen is that after setting for all not signed drivers (or actually for any setting) that on reboot it goes into a reboot loop. Just as the windows XP logo comes up. It doss this forver and does it on both of my machines and does iteven if I have not gotte a BSOD. Ine us X home and the other is XO Pro.
Is there anyvsolution to this? I find no help in the knowledge base. Hard to believe nobody else is seeing this.