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I’m not a very experienced administrator, but I have the task of servicing a
few systems and I’m having trouble with an older DOS program that runs on a
Windows XP Pro computer. I have about 5 total users (4 with admin rights and
1 with limited rights). All of the users with administrator privileges can
click the icon on their desktop and the DOS program launches. However, if any
user with limited rights tries to launch the same DOS program from the
shortcut created on their desktop, the following error is displayed: “16 BIT
MS-DOS SUBSYSTEM C:\Docume~1\Username\Desktop\ProgramName.PIF Temp file
record for INIT could not be created or writtenâ€
Also, if any user with limited rights logs on to their desktop, another
error window is displayed that says “codebase error # -935 #92097 Null Input
Parameter Unexpected d4seek†and an additional DDE Server Window error for
hppdirector.exe fatal application exit registry call resulted in 5.
I’m unsure if these two errors are related to my problem trying to launch
the DOS program, but that is my most immediate problem to try to resolve. Can
anyone help?
few systems and I’m having trouble with an older DOS program that runs on a
Windows XP Pro computer. I have about 5 total users (4 with admin rights and
1 with limited rights). All of the users with administrator privileges can
click the icon on their desktop and the DOS program launches. However, if any
user with limited rights tries to launch the same DOS program from the
shortcut created on their desktop, the following error is displayed: “16 BIT
MS-DOS SUBSYSTEM C:\Docume~1\Username\Desktop\ProgramName.PIF Temp file
record for INIT could not be created or writtenâ€
Also, if any user with limited rights logs on to their desktop, another
error window is displayed that says “codebase error # -935 #92097 Null Input
Parameter Unexpected d4seek†and an additional DDE Server Window error for
hppdirector.exe fatal application exit registry call resulted in 5.
I’m unsure if these two errors are related to my problem trying to launch
the DOS program, but that is my most immediate problem to try to resolve. Can
anyone help?