This compatibility fix accepts a command line that tells it to re-copy a file from the CD. Some applications truncate some NULL bytes from an executable image. This worked under Windows 9x because there was no image validation. However, Windows XP performs image validation on files and will fail if the image size changes.
This command was initiated by the File Server Resource Manager service. It belongs to the action '%1' on the limit on the ...
This command will be added to the local block list, but the blocking will not take effect due to group policy on this computer. ...
This command writes a specified value to a defined non-volatile storage area, if it finds the required authorization for ...
This command-line option can be used with most Bcdedit commands to specify the store to be used. If this option is not specified, ...
This compatibility fix accepts a command line that tells it to re-copy a file from the CD. Some applications truncate some ...
This compatibility fix addresses issues that may be encountered when an application uses various API calls to verify if the ...
This compatibility fix addresses issues with APIs that may not gracefully handle receiving bad parameters. Currently, this ...
This compatibility fix addresses potential problems with applications that may need help with heap memory free calls. The ...
This compatibility fix addresses the problem of contention with the CD drive. Some applications may try to access the CD ...