I have lost a file called "Autoexec.nt" from windows in my computer. As a result i get an error called 16 bit
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Copy the same file from another computer and put it to this one, should sort out the problem. Remeber it should be from a computer with the same Operating system
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I could not find anything on this exe file.  Are you sure you spelled it correctly?
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There is registry manager software distributed with windows.  The executable is called regedit.exe; it doesn't get any better than that.
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c:&#92;&#92;program files&#92;age....\nif it doesn't help just search for it\nif u clicked RUN instalation had to begin automatically, if SAVE it can bein my documents u should remember where u keep downloaded files anyway try search
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Do a search for "Windows Genuine Advantage crack" (quoting only the first three words).  You can remove a couple of registry keys, a couple of programs, and a couple of DLLs.  Some of those results will go so far as to give you "updated" versions of these files to restore your lost functionality.
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You can put it in your windows&#92;system32 directory and see if that helps.
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strange enough,\nwhat OS are u running if it's Windows NT (2000 or up)\nmake system restore and try one more time.\nreport back please about how/what exavtly have u done it\nand about results(did system restore help?)
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thats a corrupted file
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That actually happened to me once. The help and support center in windows has a walk-through for recovering the file.\n\nHere's what help and support says:\n\nSYMPTOMS\nWhen you open Control Panel, you may receive an error message that is similar to the following:\nWindows cannot find C:&#92;Windows&#92;Rundll32.exe make sure you typed the name correctly and try again.\nCAUSE\nThis issue occurs because of a missing or corrupted Rundll32.exe file. This issue may also be caused by a virus. \nRESOLUTION\nTo resolve this issue, follow these steps: 1. Put the Windows XP CD ROM disk in the CD ROM drive.  \n2. Click Start, and then click Run. \n3. Type expand X:&#92;i386&#92;rundll32.ex_ c:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;rundll32.exe in the Open box, where X is the letter of your CD ROM Drive.  \n4. Restart the computer. \n\nMORE INFORMATION\nFor more information or if you suspect you might have a virus, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: \n306913 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306913/) Error message caused by Sircam32 virus when you start a program \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nAPPLIES TO\n• Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition \n• Microsoft Windows XP Professional
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the file could be inuse....hit control alt delete, and check running processes, then delete it from the running processes and you should be able to rename it
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try this free trial,it can repair .dll errors\n\nhttp://www.healthycomputerclub.com/Software/PCRescue/index.html
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go to start->Programs->Accessories->Syytem Tools->System Restore. U must have winME,2000 or XP. 98 doesnt support it.\nBut its not so much usefull.If U deleate the files, use Easy recovery software.
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Here is the fix I used when I did it. TX\n\nhttp://nixdoc.net/files/forum/about44213.html
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There is a good software named FinalData2, I had your exact problem (I had 160 GB full of files and lost it in reformat, but this one bring all my files back).\nBelive me it worth to try, You will need to buy it or get the crack from the crack sites (if you want), It is available in Download.com
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That's a folder on your computer... is it poping up in an explorer window?  Or are you getting some sort of error like "cannot find C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Common&#92;..." \n\nif you are getting something like that, download the Autoruns tool from sysinternals.  Run it (it will take a while to scan your system for the things that start up when you turn the computer on).  Make sure you write down exactly what the error message is before you try using this program.  Once Autoruns has done it's thing (it will at the bottom of the screen say (without prompting) that it is finished it's scan) click the win logon tab and scroll down and see if you see the exact file that isn't running eg c:&#92;program files&#92;common&#92;program&#92;thing.exe and uncheck it.  \n\nBe very, very careful about this.  If you uncheck anything else, your computer may not start up properly (especially if the item in question has the word microsoft in the publisher name).  If this is too much for you to do, then call somebody who knows what they are doing.  It is sometimes better to pay for service rather than rely on yourself, since they can be held liable for any problems rather than you.
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You should have a directory c:&#92;windows&#92;help. This contains some .hlp and .chm files, maybe the directory has been moved - search your PC for .chm files\n\nMuch of the information for the help files is online, have you tried searching when you are connected to the internet?\n\nOther than that a windows repair (reinstall - repair) would be the best bet.
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download: PC Inspector File recovery