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Open wpi.cmd with notepad and edit the following:

REM Determine the WPI startup path.

REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%.

set wpipath=%CDROM%

to:

REM Determine the WPI startup path.

REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%.

set wpipath=%~dp0

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Open wpi.cmd with notepad and edit the following:

REM Determine the WPI startup path.

REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%.

set wpipath=%CDROM%

to:

REM Determine the WPI startup path.

REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%.

set wpipath=%~dp0

No thing Chnged :}

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I Knew Why Error Show "" Error In Internet Explorer "" ( I Sure ), I reinstall it but Error Show Because internet explorer registry files founded in Registry

How I Can Remove Internet Explorer From Everywhere

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Error with another Software

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@AHJAHJ Is Internet Explorer 6 installed on your system? Somebody check me if I'm wrong, here, but you need IE to run an .hta like WPI.

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@AHJAHJ Is Internet Explorer 6 installed on your system? Somebody check me if I'm wrong, here, but you need IE to run an .hta like WPI.

OK , but What I Do Now ?

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I reinstall IE 6.0 The error Show (because internet explorer files found in registry )

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How I Can Remove IE From everywhere

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then install IE

Edited by AHJAHJ
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It sounds like things are really screwed up. :no: If I were in your position, I would probably bite the bullet and reinstall Windows: scrub the drive and start over. Don't flame me, please, as that's the best suggestion I have at this point.

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