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Well done, but got a few probs

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hey all, well first of all well done to all who help make Nlite, its wonderful.

right...

i have some problems

for some reason i cant run any setup.exe ( think 16 bit support)

and for some unknow reason i did not select uk langaue removal, but according to LAST SESSION.INI i dod, any way of reinstalling it so i can use uk setup?

any hlp woud e wecome

LAST_SESSION.INI


hey all, well first of all well done to all who help make Nlite, its wonderful.

right...

i have some problems

for some reason i cant run any setup.exe ( think 16 bit support)

and for some unknow reason i did not select uk langaue removal, but according to LAST SESSION.INI i dod, any way of reinstalling it so i can use uk setup?

any hlp woud e wecome

weird, you haven't remove the 16-bit support so how come that's the problem? also 16-bit support is meant for some of the really old softwares so that they could run under Win 2k or newer. In Windows, this refers to the way memory is accessed. 16-bit applications access memory in 16-bit "chunks" (2-bytes). Most DOS and Windows 95 and 98 applications are 16-bit.

Edited by SamiJam

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ok so any way of fixing thease problems, without formatting as just got my system set up.

its programs like asus probe and quest@home

and relly need uk language supprt....

Well since the uk language is removed in nLite, I think you might have to just make another CD ;)

the first time i used RC3, i removed UK stuff by accident too.. it's because in RC3, there's now two options in the languages section, one for languages and one for keyboard layout.. you need to check them both!

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