Solve : Windows NT Symbols Setup?

1.	Solve : Windows NT Symbols Setup?
Answer» I just finished installing Visual Studio 6 and it told me that it left some .dbg files for Windows NT Symbols Setup to handle, but when I ran it it SAYS: "The version of the file 'USER32.DBG' does not match the corresponding dll on your machine. Do you want to copy it?" I'm just curious what I'm supposed to do, because I don't want to cause any conflicts with my computer.You said you are using Windows XP. You should get that message only from the Windows NT DISC. Anyway, You can ignore the error and it will work. OR You can go ahead and install the correct dll and it will work. Quote The Windows NT 3.51 CD-ROM compact disc contains an incorrect version of the User32.dbg file. Source: Windows Knowledge Base. Yeah, but the message comes up for ALL the .dbg files...The last time I used Visual Studio 6 I was using Windows 2000, I THINK. So I can not directly help you. It may be that you have install other programs that include some files from the C++ library. They C++ fies would be newer. One WAY to verify this is to find a PC that never has had NET or C++ on it and see if Visual Studio 6 will install without those errors. Do you really need Visual Studio 6? EDIT Others reading this thread may wish to see tis article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio Visual Studio 6 is now a very old product. Visual studio 210 Express is free for educational USE. It doesn't matter if you copy them. Since they don't match, it won't use them.Ok, thanks BC.

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I just finished installing Visual Studio 6 and it told me that it left some .dbg files for Windows NT Symbols Setup to handle, but when I ran it it SAYS:
"The version of the file 'USER32.DBG' does not match the corresponding dll on your machine. Do you want to copy it?"

I'm just curious what I'm supposed to do, because I don't want to cause any conflicts with my computer.You said you are using Windows XP. You should get that message only from the Windows NT DISC.
Anyway, You can ignore the error and it will work.
OR
You can go ahead and install the correct dll and it will work.
Quote

The Windows NT 3.51 CD-ROM compact disc contains an incorrect version of the User32.dbg file.

Source: Windows Knowledge Base.

Yeah, but the message comes up for ALL the .dbg files...The last time I used Visual Studio 6 I was using Windows 2000, I THINK. So I can not directly help you. It may be that you have install other programs that include some files from the C++ library. They C++ fies would be newer.
One WAY to verify this is to find a PC that never has had NET or C++ on it and see if Visual Studio 6 will install without those errors.

Do you really need Visual Studio 6?

EDIT Others reading this thread may wish to see tis article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio
Visual Studio 6 is now a very old product. Visual studio 210 Express is free for educational USE. It doesn't matter if you copy them. Since they don't match, it won't use them.Ok, thanks BC.

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