This might help, Clint.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q285909

Roger
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  ----- Original Message -----
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 3:11 AM
  Subject: PCWorks: Trying to run old program on XP in compatibility mode


  Hi all, I'm running XP Pro, and I'm trying to run a program
  that is not supported by XP.  It's an older version of Norton
  AntiV*rus, which only supported up to WinME.  I found out that
  XP has a "compatibility mode", so I opened that and set the
  setup.exe to run in 98/ME compatibility mode.  Now the program
  WILL start to install, it DOES NOT 'complain' anymore that
  it's not made for Windows XP.  However the problem now is a
  window pops up saying "cannot find......." and it lists the
  path to the Temp folder to a file called NAVKRNLN.VXD.  That
  file IS THERE in the temp folder, in the EXACT correct path!
  Yet the error window keeps popping up that it cannot find the
  file!

  I compared the registry entry of "KnownDLLs" to the DLL's in
  the system32 folder, and the DLL's that were in the registry
  that were not in the system32 folder, I ADDED.  There were two
  of them; rasapi16.dll and mapi.dll.  I believe mapi has
  something to do with email, but I added it anyway.  I didn't
  look up what rasapi16.dll was.  I left the system32 folder
  open.  This is supposed to fix compatibility problems, yet it
  did nothing.  I then deleted those two DLL's.  I didn't
  restart after I added them to the folder for fear of screwing
  something up.

  So does anyone have any ideas what's going on?
  Thanks,
  -Clint
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