Max Drive Errors

[LunarMoon2]

I tried to install my Max Drive PC disk through the CD-RW drive but it just keeps giving me this reading. Could someone please tell me what the problem is?
“C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM82/AUTO/EXEC.NT. The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows applications. Choose “close” to terminate the application.
Close Ignore”<br>

[LunarMoon2]

Am I the only one here with this problem? There've appearently been 9 people who've looked through this thread. Anyway, I found a site in which there was someone with a similar problem (http://forum.pesinsight.com/showthread.php?t=15963) but the problem is that I'm not sure what an "option file" is. Could someone please answer?

[vespuleth]

i read it to find out what it said, and because i read every post made. but i dont own a maxdrive, so i cant help you out.

sorry.

[Doan the Nado]

I concur. I own an X-Port and have no help to offer. You might want to call Datel's customer service and see if they can help you out.

[Kumo Shinagi]

I don't have this problem with mine. But I can't give save files to codejunkies because of a runtime error.
And I don't know how to get around it! I've even tried re-installing the PC program.
You just probably need to contact customer service or take it back and exhange it for another one if possible.

[RUBICN64]

The most common cause of this problem is that XP has a habit of moving (or even removing) a particular file,

Fortunately, replacing the file is a very simple process. Just follow the instructions below:

Note: If you have installed the Max Drive without any problems, there is no need to alter your set-up.

Go to

c:\windows\repair\

then copy autoexec.nt

go to

c:\windows\system32\

paste autoexec.nt

Now reboot.

If the file is not in c:\windows\repair\

you can expand the file from the windows xp install cd.

On the install CD in the folder \I386 there will be a file called autoexec.nt_

Use the 'expand' command in a DOS window to extract the file to c:\windows\system32\

Type Expand /? to find out how to use the command

[christi]

LunarMoon:

You said you were using Windows XP, right? I am, as well. I just bought a Max Drive yesterday, and didn't even bother with the PC software. I just plugged it into an available USB port and it immediately recognized it as a drive. It works fine; I was able to download Nash's Zelda game and upload it to my memory card with no problem at all. Give that a try; good luck!

[LunarMoon2]

Thanks, RobicN64! To be honest, I didn’t even notice your post (I don’t know how either). I’ll try your advice, though it seems to good to be true. I’m sorry if I appeared rude.