| Post 1 made on Tuesday August 17, 2021 at 02:50 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Hi! Hope your days are going better than mine right now.
I've managed to revive, almost completely, an old ThinkPad T43, for the purpose of putting Touch Screen Setup on it to give a client's remote one last shove before throwing it out.
Problem is that every time I try to open Touch Screen Setup, I get the Error Message "Error 1324. The path Data Location contains an invalid character" with a big fat "OK" box in the same window.
When I started with that computer today it had very few programs on it. Its purpose was to use with older programs if needed. It had/has XP on it with the wifi turned off, so I load anything new from a thumb drive.
Any ideas as to how to get rid of that error message? (I'm now going to do the logical thing and see if I can google an answer.)
Thanks.
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