I have been reading over the fix for this autoexec.nt error and have for the last half hour being trying to make it work, unfortunetly its all been to no avail.

Whenever I type in autoexec.nt c:\windows\system32 in the repair windows it asks me to either LOOK up or select myself the program to run it and I REALLY have no idea and would profere not to totally destroy my computer in the process.

Could someone lend a wise hand and tell me which program to select or if I need to do something before using the cmd's to repair my files.

On your WinXP CD it can be found in the i386 Dir....
Copy it to C:\Windows\System32 and you should be good to goYeah but the problem is I dont have my CD on hand and I was attempting to DUE it the other way straight through DOS and WITHOUT the use of a CD.You're doing it wrong.
There are 2 autoexec.nt files on your computer, one in the repair directory (the good one) and one in the system32 directory (the bad one). Follow me?

All you have to do is copy the good one from the repair directory and paste it into the system32 directory thus overwriting the bad one. EASY eh?

Or from a dos prompt type the following & press enter
copy c:\windows\repair\autoexec.nt c:\windows\system32

assuming you are using XP.There's quite a few XP CD's missing out there.That might be because those cracker box manufacturers/sellers don't give you one.