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Alsalamu aliku everyone.

there is a problem when trying to run 16-bit programs in windows xp. It does not run and windows display this error message

file.exe is not a valid win32 application

a pic for the error message in the attachments.

please help me is there away to run 16-bit applications in windows xp or 2000.

yours, moustafa.

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  • 4 weeks later...
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this error isn't saying that the application is 16-bit as far as i under stand it. If it was it would run. What it IS more likely saying, is that the exe is corrupted.

Btw, as far as i can remember seeing GTA2 is looked 3D using directx? And it's not that old... seems to me it is a win32 app.

Greets

Davor

Posted (edited)

alsalamu alikum...

thanks Davor for replying but this error message appear with alot of applications and this applications run perfictly under windows 98/Me the problem is with windows xp i cann't run this applications on it.

Moustafa

Edited by some1_genius
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appear with alot of applications

you dindn't mention that earlier :blink:

Does it happen with all executables? You could also see in event log for any additional information.

Greets

Davor

Posted

alsalamu alikum...

no Davor this doesn't happen with all it's only little apps.

do u have GTA 2 or fifa 99, this error message appear with them i play those games under windows Me but any other games runs perfectly under windows XP.

Moustafa

Posted

you have a regular xp installed or one that was nlited? (may have removed 16bit support) also application layer gateway service must be running for certain 16bit apps. might just be corrupted as davor suggested

Posted

You should best go to the publisher's support website and look there for further info in faq's/knowledge bases ... and if you find nothing, contact one of theirs support representatives...

Greets

Davor

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