[pchelpers] Re: Application not working

Given the evidence, this is not likely to be a fluke. The question is: 
has this triggered a problem with XP, or has the Epson software got a 
bug that causes it to gradually damage other files? Things like poor 
memory management may account for this.

Why not do some basic things, like checking if the system files are 
intact? Run a registry check for any bad entries (there is a utility 
available from http://www.pcprivacysoftware.com/
called Registry rescue I use to clean the registry up and maintain it).

Are you able to install any other printers?

 Billyus Eximius wrote:

>Hello all. Do you remember a few weeks ago, I told you about a friend with an 
>Epson all in one that had stopped working and the person couldn't uninstall 
>software that was working perfectly well before hand?
>Well now the same thing has happened to me.  I'm running Win XP Pro and I 
>installed a Pool game some weeks ago and  it worked fine. Toady I had some 
>time to play with and clicked the short cut and got this message 
>
>"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"
>
>Why should this suddenly happen. I could understand if I hadn't been able to 
>install and use because the application wasn't compatible with XP but not to 
>happen weeks after it was installed??
>
>Any ideas............ah and I can't uninstall to reinstall?? nor will the 
>application open the install files to run over the top or repair???
>
>Billy
>
>
>  
>


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