kernel problem...

morex · Apr 10, 2004

I have an old program that work only in win 9x/me and when i try to run in win2k i have the following error:

unable to locate DLL The dynamic link library kernel32 could not be found in the specific path

Can anyone tell me how to get it works? Thanks.

Rick · Apr 10, 2004

This may help you out, but a lot of programs still won't run properly:
http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/answerstips/windowstips/story/0,24330,3358390,00.html

morex · Apr 10, 2004

thank you but im talking about win2k here, hello? lol i was wondering if win2k also have that program compatible stuff?

Didou · Apr 10, 2004

There is also a Search Feature, feel free to use it.

win2k help

Originally posted by alphnumeric

Compatibility Mode

This is a function built into Windows® XP, and added to
Windows® 2000 as of service pack 2.

(To enable it on Windows® 2000, execute the command
''regsvr32 %systemroot%\apppatch\slayerui.dll''
from the Run prompt or a command console(without the quotes). You will need
Administrator priveledges to enable this. Service Pack 2 or higher must be
installed. This will add a tab to execution shortcuts called 'Compatibility'.
You may want to check first to see if compatibility mode is already available.
Do not do this in Windows® XP -- you already have it active by default.)

Insert your Windows 2000 CD. Open the Support folder on the CD.

Double click the APCOMPAT.EXE file. This will load the Application Compatibility utility.

In the Start the following program tab enter the location of the setup/executable file you wish to run, e.g. C:\Sin\Sin.exe.

Select the Operating System you need to use, e.g. Windows 98.

Click Ok to attempt to run the program.

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