Problem with microsoft picture it

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I have a problem with microsoft picture it.Its an old version but i have
depended on it for years.A few months ago, i fried my hard drive (western
digital 120gb) and lost all my stuff as i was told that it probably couldnt
be salvaged.Picture it was on it and worked fine.I have since purchased a new
hard drive (western digital 160gb) but now i cant get picture it to load.It
wont autoplay and cant get setup to work...It comes with a dialogue box that
says:-

QUOTE" c:\windows\system32\autoexec.nt. The system file is not suitable
for running ms-dos and microsoft windows applications. Choose close to
terminate the application " END QUOTE

The box header is 16 Bit Windows Subsystem


How do i fix this as i really depend on this program.I also have picture it
99 and have the same problem..I installed it on my laptop and it works fine
but i need it on my desktop pc too...

Both computers are running windows XP Home edition....
 
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I have a problem with microsoft picture it.Its an old version but i
have depended on it for years.A few months ago, i fried my hard drive
(western digital 120gb) and lost all my stuff as i was told that it
probably couldnt be salvaged.Picture it was on it and worked fine.I
have since purchased a new hard drive (western digital 160gb) but now
i cant get picture it to load.It wont autoplay and cant get setup to
work...It comes with a dialogue box that says:-

QUOTE" c:\windows\system32\autoexec.nt. The system file is not
suitable for running ms-dos and microsoft windows applications.
Choose close to terminate the application " END QUOTE

The box header is 16 Bit Windows Subsystem


How do i fix this as i really depend on this program.I also have
picture it 99 and have the same problem..I installed it on my laptop
and it works fine but i need it on my desktop pc too...

Both computers are running windows XP Home edition....
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This would be what you are looking for...

Error message when you install or start an MS-DOS or 16-bit Windows-based
program:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767

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