This message "NTVDM has encountered system error c0h" apears when i try strat dos application. OS - Win Xp, ServicePack 3. No viruses (NOD32), no any suspicious prog, process..., correct autoexec.nt & config.nt...All, what i guess i do it, but there is not solution. Can U help me?
NTVDM error c0h
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Hello,
This is just a guess - but C0H sounds like "C0" in hexadecimal format,
which is equal to 192 in decimal.
Windows error code 192 is defined in Winerror.h as
ERROR_EXE_MARKED_INVALID,
If so, then an EXE file image is damaged or invalid - maybe NTVDM
itself, or the 16-bit EXE you're trying to run within the NTVDM.
Do you have the exact text of the error message? What does the error
look like?
And, do *all" 16-bit apps refuse to run? Or only some of them? What
happens if you run, say "edit" (EDIT.COM) or "command" (COMMAND.COM)?
This is just a guess - but C0H sounds like "C0" in hexadecimal format,
which is equal to 192 in decimal.
Windows error code 192 is defined in Winerror.h as
ERROR_EXE_MARKED_INVALID,
If so, then an EXE file image is damaged or invalid - maybe NTVDM
itself, or the 16-bit EXE you're trying to run within the NTVDM.
Do you have the exact text of the error message? What does the error
look like?
And, do *all" 16-bit apps refuse to run? Or only some of them? What
happens if you run, say "edit" (EDIT.COM) or "command" (COMMAND.COM)?
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