Hello Eric,
Insert your Windows CD and give this a shot:
1. On the Start Menu, click Run, and then type the following: "cmd"
(without the quotation marks)
2. Click OK.
3. Type the CD-ROM drive letter with a colon, for example D:, and then
press ENTER.
4. Type the following and then press ENTER: "cd i386" (without the
quotation marks)
5. In Windows Explorer, rename the Autoexec.nt file to Autoexec.old.
6. Return to the Run dialog box, and then type the following and press
ENTER: "expand D:\i386\Autoexec.nt_ C:\Winnt\system32\Autoexec.nt"
(without the quotation marks) Note: Make sure the CD-ROM drive letter
and the hard disk drive letter are correct for your system.
7. Restart the computer, and then try again to run the program.
** You may have to repeat these steps for command.com and config.nt
Hope this helps
David Hancock [MSFT]
Microsoft Server Setup Team
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