In Desperate need of help

[John]

Hi, I recently transferred all of my applications (Easy
cd creator, Clone DVD, windows patches and various other
software onto another PC via a network connection and
since then, SOME of the .exe files icons have changed to
the standard windows icon and now when I double click on
them, they open a dos window then it closes again. It
hasn't affected all of my apps I transferred. Any help
would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. John

P.S Not sure if this is necessary but the PC I originally
transferred the apps from is using NTFS file system,
whereas the destination drive is using FAT32.

 

[rogin]

it all makes sense. you should not drink redbull. it
gives you feet.

 

[Malke]

Hi, I recently transferred all of my applications (Easy
cd creator, Clone DVD, windows patches and various other
software onto another PC via a network connection and
since then, SOME of the .exe files icons have changed to
the standard windows icon and now when I double click on
them, they open a dos window then it closes again. It
hasn't affected all of my apps I transferred. Any help
would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. John

P.S Not sure if this is necessary but the PC I originally
transferred the apps from is using NTFS file system,
whereas the destination drive is using FAT32.

Dammit, this is the third post to the same question in just a few
minutes. You were answered on the first one. Go look for it.

Malke

 

[David]

Hi, I recently transferred all of my applications (Easy
cd creator, Clone DVD, windows patches and various other
software onto another PC via a network connection and
since then, SOME of the .exe files icons have changed to
the standard windows icon and now when I double click on
them, they open a dos window then it closes again. It
hasn't affected all of my apps I transferred. Any help
would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. John

P.S Not sure if this is necessary but the PC I originally
transferred the apps from is using NTFS file system,
whereas the destination drive is using FAT32.

Most ptograms have to be install rather then copied to a new location.
By moving them, You broke the registery keys

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