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everytime i want to open my borland c ver 3.0
it comes out like this
16 bit MS-DOS Subsytem
C:\DOCUME~1\Andy\Desktop\BC.pif
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose 'Close' to terminate the application.
i've tried to reinstall my borland c, but it's useless.
i've tried to find AUTOEXEC.NT. but none.
is there any sugestion?
thx for the reply
What Operating System is this on? I can see you're using an NT kernel, but most of the NT systems are unable to run DOS programs, and Borland 3.0 is a DOS program.
You wouldn't happen to be using NTFS would you? And why on earth is anyone still using Borland 3.x or 2.x?
Quzah
Borland 3.0 was a nice DOS compiler, but unless you're developing specifically for DOS (in which case, why are you using NT?), I would recommend something else. Dev-C++ is one of the best there is, and it's free. It's commonly used, so you can get lots of technical assistance.
There are some nice options for gcc on windows. Not a bad compiler, and up to date, as opposed to the old Borland one.
I don't condone the use of your compiler but this should fix your problem
rename to .exe
Not cool sand_man, not cool! lol :(
Here is a description of the problem from MSDN:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;324767
Is there a problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kleid-0
The point is, it works. I've had the same problem before and its not because I've tried to use Turbo C 3.0 on my winxp machine. This happens with lots of programs that are supposed to work on xp that don't. This program simply extracts files needed and that is all.