This dialog box is displayed when WinZip® cannot run a program. This can happen when a program specified as a Windows Association was deleted from your system or was moved to a different drive or folder. The following are the error codes Microsoft has documented:
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0 |
Out of memory |
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1 |
File not found |
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2 |
File not found |
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3 |
Path not found |
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4 |
Too many files open |
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5 |
Attempt to dynamically link to a task |
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6 |
Library requires separate data segments for each task |
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8 |
Insufficient memory to start application |
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10 |
Incorrect Windows version |
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11 |
Invalid .EXE file (non-Windows .EXE or error in .EXE image) |
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12 |
OS/2 application |
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13 |
DOS 4.0 application |
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14 |
Unknown .EXE type |
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15 |
Attempt in protected (Standard or 386 Enhanced) mode to load an .EXE created for an earlier version of Windows |
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16 |
Attempt to load a second instance of an .EXE containing multiple, writeable data segments |
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19 |
Attempt was made to load a compressed executable file. The file must be decompressed before it can be loaded. |
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20 |
Dynamic-link library (DLL) file was invalid. One of the DLLs required to run this application was corrupt. |
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21 |
Application requires Microsoft Windows 32-bit extensions |
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26 |
File sharing error |
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27 |
Incomplete association for file type in system registry |
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28 |
Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) timeout |
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29 |
Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) failure |
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30 |
Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) is busy |
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31 |
No association found for file type in system registry |
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32 |
A dynamic-link library (DLL) required by the program could not be found |