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[mouse31e]

Hi

I've tried everything I can think of and I can't find what the problem is.

This is an incredibly long shot but you might want to give it a try

find config.nt in your system32 folder.

open it for editing in whatever program you want (I normally use notepad)

at the very bottom of the file type the line:

EMM= [A=8] [B=0x4000]

This should configure your Expanded Memory Manager but I can't promise it will help!

Hope this helps you out!

I'm not totally certain about the syntax of that line - I've never had to use it before. If anyone knows can they say! :help:

Thanks for the sudden response, mouse! k:
Still won't work though.
Still gives me the same error.
Maybe the syntax really is wrong.
Got anoter idea?

:help:

Mouse: Maybe you forgot something.
My config.nt says the default syntax would be :

EMM = [A=AltRegSets] [B=BaseSegment] [RAM]

Does that help you or did you know before?

[mouse31e]

That was what I based it on!

8 should be the default value for A and 0x4000 the default value for B. You shouldn't need RAM at all!

I've got no other ideas I'm afraid - that was a long shot but it was the only reference to an Expanded Memory Manager I could find in my computer.

I'm really sorry I couldn't help. Maybe someone else will know. Good luck with it, I hope you manage to get it sorted!

[maf]

Hi, how do I enlarge the play area of Battle Chess in Windows XP? It's about 322x249 at the moment. Thanks

EDIT: Ah, the maximize button doubles the display - better than nothing :P

[xoopx]

haha i remember this from back in the days. but i hate chess. i dont need my losing pieces rubbed in my face either.

whoever made this game should sue that harry potter author for ripping off their idea.
then a bunch of other people should sue her for ripping their stuff of as well.

[Kestral]

This game is very awe3some =D

Mouse u are my god! i would have never thought of thigs you say. i was bored for many hours trying to figure out how to get my beloved sim tower to work! and u did it for me. Thanks again.
Elan.

:blink: AAAh! mouse i need your help, my Sim Tower was working fine yesterday, but then when i woke up today i got the same error: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT. They system file is not suitable for runninh MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications.
im using windows xp. i did what u said with moving the autoexec.nt from my repair folder to my system32 folder and it was working fine yesterday. but it seems the file autoexec.nt has bin deleted. i tried to run a search for it and nothing came up. u got any idea what i can do or how i can get another copy of that file?
HEEEELP :help:
THANKS,
Elan

[mouse31e]

Ok.

Maybe I should have been clearer but you probably should have copied rather than moved.

First, download this file here. You will need to right click on the link and "save target as". Hopefully this will work. It seems to be a fairly standard file.

Then, if you have anti-virus or spyware blocking software run them both to check there is nothing affecting your computer. I think malware (adware/spyware) is the most likely thing to have deleted the file.

Third, Make sure you have a backup of the file.

Fourth, post here so I can take the file off the server!