XP Mode update 13 June stops NTVDM.exe allowing DOS program load


  1. tonyp17
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    Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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    XP Mode update 13 June stops NTVDM.exe allowing DOS program load


    Until the Windows XP updates were installed on my Virtual PC yesterday I was able to load a DOS program with a flash screen using the NTVDM.EXE by disabling integration and maximising the screen after initial load.

    I now get the attached error message that stops the program loading!

    Can anybody suggest a solution please?
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  3. tonyp17
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    Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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    I have found that by removing the XP update KB2707511 the problem goes away. I have asked not to be reminded of this update again.

    Microsoft please take note.
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