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| | .NET Fx 3.0 installation fails with a 16-bit MS-DOS subsystem erro Hi everyone, My application's NSIS based installer runs dotnetfx3.exe before it runs msiexec to install the actual application. On a large number of XP computers, dotnetfx3.exe fails about half way through with a 16-bit MS-DOS subsystem error. The message box that appears claims: C:\DOCUME~1\USER\LOCALS~1\Temp\DOTNET~1.EXE NTVDM CPU contains an invalid instruction CS:0fa1 ... Click Close to terminate the application. I have been unable to tie the problem to any particular XP build, architecture, CPU, locale, ... Can anyone think of what this could be? Thanks in advance! |
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