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Installation Problems with VB 6.0 and XP!!!

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I have a working model of Visual Basic 6.0 that came with my textbook that I have from ITT Tech. Im trying to install it but i keep getting a window that reads:

16 bit Windows Subsystem
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications.

I am running Windows XP Home Edition (Service Pack 2).
Why can't I install this program? Others that were also running XP got it to work. If anyone can help me out please I would greatly appreciate it.
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Re: Installation Problems with VB 6.0 and XP!!!

r u sure they not running XP Pro, as XP Home has a lot of features missing, this is why a lot of programming languages won't work under XP Home.

My advice is to install XP Pro

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Re: Installation Problems with VB 6.0 and XP!!!

Quote originally posted by mrmike ...
r u sure they not running XP Pro, as XP Home has a lot of features missing, this is why a lot of programming languages won't work under XP Home.

My advice is to install XP Pro

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mrmike
That's pretty interesting,do you happen to know what programming lan won't work on XP HOME?????
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i couldn't get vb or delphi under xp home - work fine under xp pro though
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