16 Bit subsystem

[Bart Hanig]

Has anyone had any expierence with the message I enclosed
below?? Several downloads I've tried to install come back
with the below message.
One update is a VIA driver for a KT133 chip for the
motherboard. Nither vendor has responded with any help.
The other is a critical windows up dat; Cumulative patch
for IE 6 service pack 1 ( 822925). Microsoft support
reuses to help without money.
Bill Gates want money to fix problems with his own
programs, that's saying I know the problem is my fault
but you must pay me to make it right. Antitrust courts
blew when they let MS off the hook.

"16 Bit Windows Subsystem".
C:\Windows\System32\Config.NT. The system file is not
suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
applications".

[Comp Guy]

Please note: If you have an OEM version of Windows, Microsoft is in no way
responsible for support. The manufacturer is.

--
Please be polite.
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"Bart Hanig" > wrote in message
...
> Has anyone had any expierence with the message I enclosed
> below?? Several downloads I've tried to install come back
> with the below message.
> One update is a VIA driver for a KT133 chip for the
> motherboard. Nither vendor has responded with any help.
> The other is a critical windows up dat; Cumulative patch
> for IE 6 service pack 1 ( 822925). Microsoft support
> reuses to help without money.
> Bill Gates want money to fix problems with his own
> programs, that's saying I know the problem is my fault
> but you must pay me to make it right. Antitrust courts
> blew when they let MS off the hook.
>
> "16 Bit Windows Subsystem".
> C:\Windows\System32\Config.NT. The system file is not
> suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
> applications".

[Bart Hanig]

I forgot to mention my OS is WinXP home edition. I
purchased the program from Best Buy or some other mass
marketer over a year ago. They do nothing unless the
software does not install upon purchase.
>-----Original Message-----
>Please note: If you have an OEM version of Windows,
Microsoft is in no way
>responsible for support. The manufacturer is.
>
>--
>Please be polite.
>------
>"Bart Hanig" > wrote in message
...
>> Has anyone had any expierence with the message I enclosed
>> below?? Several downloads I've tried to install come back
>> with the below message.
>> One update is a VIA driver for a KT133 chip for the
>> motherboard. Nither vendor has responded with any help.
>> The other is a critical windows up dat; Cumulative patch
>> for IE 6 service pack 1 ( 822925). Microsoft support
>> reuses to help without money.
>> Bill Gates want money to fix problems with his own
>> programs, that's saying I know the problem is my fault
>> but you must pay me to make it right. Antitrust courts
>> blew when they let MS off the hook.
>>
>> "16 Bit Windows Subsystem".
>> C:\Windows\System32\Config.NT. The system file is not
>> suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
>> applications".
>
>
>.
>

[Larry Maietta]

Bart:
You can check at this site and see if it helps:
http://www.bridges.com/knowledge_base/resolutions/0793_resolution.php
Or
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=16+Bit+Windows+Subsystem
I hope these help.
--
Sincerely
Larry Maietta

"Bart Hanig" > wrote in message
...
> I forgot to mention my OS is WinXP home edition. I
> purchased the program from Best Buy or some other mass
> marketer over a year ago. They do nothing unless the
> software does not install upon purchase.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Please note: If you have an OEM version of Windows,
> Microsoft is in no way
> >responsible for support. The manufacturer is.
> >
> >--
> >Please be polite.
> >------
> >"Bart Hanig" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> Has anyone had any expierence with the message I enclosed
> >> below?? Several downloads I've tried to install come back
> >> with the below message.
> >> One update is a VIA driver for a KT133 chip for the
> >> motherboard. Nither vendor has responded with any help.
> >> The other is a critical windows up dat; Cumulative patch
> >> for IE 6 service pack 1 ( 822925). Microsoft support
> >> reuses to help without money.
> >> Bill Gates want money to fix problems with his own
> >> programs, that's saying I know the problem is my fault
> >> but you must pay me to make it right. Antitrust courts
> >> blew when they let MS off the hook.
> >>
> >> "16 Bit Windows Subsystem".
> >> C:\Windows\System32\Config.NT. The system file is not
> >> suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows
> >> applications".
> >
> >
> >.
> >