Problem running exe in Windows 7

Good morning,

I'm having an issue regarding Windows 7.

In the previous XP, I've compiled several scripts/programs to be runned in DOS. They compile without any error, and run smoothly in the command dos line.

But in 7, nothing works - the exes compiled (also without error) just hangs, and occasionally I get a permission denied.

This has to do, I think, with permissions. But where and what? The compilers? The exe itself? I've tryed almost everything...

Any help would be apreciated..

Kind regards,

JKepler

Hi,

Yes, I did tryed that first. The compiled program comes from a perl script. Strangely, if I type "perl script.pl" it runs. But, after compilation, if I type "script.exe" it hangs...forever...

Kind regards,

JKepler

Is this a DOS program or a native Windows program? if it's a 16 bits DOS program, try using DosBox to run it, as the built-in support in Windows has become progresively worse version after version.

If it's a normal Windows executable, what it does actually do? What does it read? What does it write? What devices it tries to access? What is the exact error it gives?

Alejandro85 said:

Is this a DOS program or a native Windows program? if it's a 16 bits DOS program, try using DosBox to run it, as the built-in support in Windows has become progresively worse version after version.

If it's a normal Windows executable, what it does actually do? What does it read? What does it write? What devices it tries to access? What is the exact error it gives?

Hi,

The compiled program is a windows 32 native executable. Not a DOS program. The test I've made just prints to the cmd screen a message. As I've said, it runs in windows xp normally (in the dos propmt) and prints the message. But in 7, it just hangs - no error. As if it was expecting some kind of input. Why doesn't the same thing happens in XP?
Indeed I've tryed DosBox - which tells me is not a DOS program.

Cheers,

JKepler