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Problem facing Error C:\Windows\System32\Autoexec.nt

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The above appear when I open newly installed PhotoShop Ver.7

When I open it, I find this error windows saying:

Problem facing Error C:\Windows\System32\Autoexec.nt

The System File is not suitable for running MS DOS and MS Application. Choose "Closed" to terminate the application.

Another issue is with "Help and Support" services program.

When I open through "Run" "Services.msc", I get Service Programe. When I click to run.

Get this following error:

Could not start the Help and Support service on Local Computer.

Error 1083: The executable program that this service is configured to run in does not implement the service. OK.

Can someone try to send his comment and possible solution.

I would be grateful to each ones help and support.

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Your link to my above problem help me and I can get somehow relax.

The problem came when I install the old scanner driver (AcerScan Prisa 320P). With old driver for windows 98 and later I got renewed but i have face this issue.

When I try to open PhotoShop SC2 it looks Twain_32 driver which I had installed. When this program confronted with 16Bit ver. it gives this error.

Thank you for your nice tip.

Can you find some solution for this Help and Support Services probelm?

No, I deleted the Help and Support service completely... :whistle:

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