Andrus,

I don't know. The another resulution was "troyan".
Didi you try Dependecy Walker for your EXE and VFP RT dlls?


MartinJ

>Martin,
>
>I have SP2 and all other patches automatically installed by Windows XP.
>I looked into google search and some messages recommend to write a manifest file.
>
>How to fix this problem ?
>
>>
>>it's general bug in WinXP
>>
>>http://www.google.com/search?q=This+application+has+failed+to+start+because+the+application+configuration+is+incorrect.+Reinstalling+the+application+may+fix+this+problem.&hl=cs&lr=&start=10&sa=N
>>
>>Have you SP 2 on XP?
>>
>>MartinJ
>>
>>>Martin,
>>>
>>>thank you. Excellent !
>>>
>>>Can you solve the another stopper problem which prevents me using VFP 9.
>>>I reported is some time ago but havent got solution.
>>>
>>>I have VFP 8 or 9 application exe in a Windows 98 computer in a shared folder.
>>>
>>>When trying to run this exe file from a Windows XP computer, the following
>>>message occurs
>>>
>>>This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
>>>
>>>and application won't start.
>>>
>>>Same exe file created by VFP 7 runs OK.
>>>
>>>How to fix this ?
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi Andrus,
>>>>
>>>>from czech email conference (http://www.pandora.cz/list/foxpro):
>>>>
>>>>Set _screen.left=-1 before docking toolbar.
>>>>
>>>>MartinJ
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>Andrus,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Did you ever find a solution to this problem?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Malcolm
>>>>>
>>>>>I re-installed Windows 98 to an empty directory but the problem persists.
>>>>>
>>>>>I found the following solution: continue to use VFP 7