My question reguarding a potential command prompt error.
I recently installed a game that was ment to be played only on Windows xp.
The problem was since vista was unable to run it, i decided to look around forums to see if there was anything i can do to fix this.
I finaly found a command that bypassed the "Data Execution prevention"
Known as:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
I inserted it in the command prompt and pressed enter.
The game still wouldnt run.
Finally i decided to just uninstall it.
Moments later, i tried running yahoo messenger.
I recieved a message saying "To help protect your computer, Data execution prevention has closed Yahoo messenger.
Not only Messenger but a few other programs as well.
Is there a way to fix this back to normal?
*Ive already tried using:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn
*Shut down, and start up again.
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I recently installed a game that was ment to be played only on Windows xp.
The problem was since vista was unable to run it, i decided to look around forums to see if there was anything i can do to fix this.
I finaly found a command that bypassed the "Data Execution prevention"
Known as:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
I inserted it in the command prompt and pressed enter.
The game still wouldnt run.
Finally i decided to just uninstall it.
Moments later, i tried running yahoo messenger.
I recieved a message saying "To help protect your computer, Data execution prevention has closed Yahoo messenger.
Not only Messenger but a few other programs as well.
Is there a way to fix this back to normal?
*Ive already tried using:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn
*Shut down, and start up again.
*