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Software Installation on WIN 2000 --- Urgent Request Please

Asked by rnarang98 in Miscellaneous Programming, Signal Processing, Installation

Tags: windows, nt, 0x0000000000010000

Hi All,
would appreciate help here pls..

my company bought a software supported on WIN NT and WIN 98. Now with time, the vendor of this software has run out of business. This is a GUI i think written in C++. but anyway -- to install it, I have some set up files as below

setup.exe
os.dat with following contents

[Info]
Name=PLATFORM
Version=1.00.000

[0x0009]
OS Independent=0x0000000000000000
Windows 3.1 & 3.11=0x0000000000000001
Windows 95=0x0000000000000010
Windows NT 3.51 (Intel)=0x0000000000001000
Windows NT 3.51 (Alpha)=0x0000000000002000
Windows NT 3.51 (MIPS)=0x0000000000004000
Windows NT 4.0 (Intel)=0x0000000000010000
Windows NT 4.0 (Alpha)=0x0000000000020000
Windows NT 4.0 (MIPS)=0x0000000000040000


etc.


I need to run this software in win 2000 and since company is not in business any more... so they are not ready to support this software for win 2000. when I try to install it, it gives a pop up message "The Target ID is not supported" or something .. and as soon as I click on "OK", it just aborts the installation.

I dont have a code for this.. but I do have all the exe files and some other files needed for setting this up ..

if you guys can help me with this, I will really appreciate it..
 
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