Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support, microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I'm trying to assist someone in moving One-Write Plus 8.0 from a desktop system to his notebook. (This is an old 16-bit application.) Both computers are running Windows XP w/SP2. Download Teorias Y Sistemas Contemporaneos En Psicologia Pdf. On the notebook PC, when you run One-Write Plus a diagnostic window pops up with the following complaint: 16 bit Windows Subsystem ------------------------ WATCOM SQL An application has attempted to directly access the hard disk, which cannot be supported. After dismissing this window, One-Write appears to work OK, but of course there is concern over data integrity or other problems. The application works fine under XP on the desktop machine, it is only on the new notebook that this error is reported. (Could it be a driver issue? The desktop has an Intel disk controller, the notebook has an ALi controller.) Anyone know of a fix for this?

-- Roger Blake (Subtract 10 for email.). Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support,microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () 'Roger Blake' wrote in message news:slrnd77h0h.2fe.rogblake10@unix2.netaxs.com.

>I'm trying to assist someone in moving One-Write Plus 8.0 from a desktop >system to his notebook. (This is an old 16-bit application.) Both >computers >are running Windows XP w/SP2. >>On the notebook PC, when you run One-Write Plus a diagnostic window pops >up with the following complaint: >>16 bit Windows Subsystem >------------------------ >WATCOM SQL >An application has attempted to directly access the hard disk, which >cannot be supported. >>After dismissing this window, One-Write appears to work OK, but of >course there is concern over data integrity or other problems. >>The application works fine under XP on the desktop machine, it is only >on the new notebook that this error is reported. (Could it be a driver >issue? >The desktop has an Intel disk controller, the notebook has an ALi >controller.) >>Anyone know of a fix for this?