Ok, but then why would a 16 bit program screw up a 32bit operating system? Is there no backwards compatablility!?! As shown from my case, I guess not 
If you're running it under XP, it's possible spyware has screwed up the 16-bit support, as I believe someone mentioned. Try the command.exe fix elsewhere on the forum.
Kllrnohj wrote:
rivereye wrote:
just try regedit (its is 16 bit), otherwise, dig out an old DOS game
Regedit isn't 16bit on windows XP - not sure about older windows....
TI-GraphLink is prolly crashing your comp due to the 16-bit drivers it installs (drivers that you don't need anyway)
On 2000 it is, if you want the 32 bit version, you need regedt32.
Also, 16bit programs run inside of another program, where as 32 bit doesn't, at least in 2K and XP, if that get corrupted, which it is known to do, then you have your problem
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KermMartian wrote:
If you're running it under XP, it's possible spyware has screwed up the 16-bit support, as I believe someone mentioned. Try the command.exe fix elsewhere on the forum.
This really isn't that important to me, as I have mentioned. I still have TIconnect working and this will just be another reason to use sourcecoder. 
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