
Error Message: System Password File is Missing |
This error occurs when the password file is deleted or damaged, or when you copy ACCPAC Plus programs to a new directory, but do not also copy the password file, which is a hidden file. The system password file must be present in the Windowing System Manager directory even if you do not use passwords.
There are two methods you can use to solve the problem. You can create a new password file as described in Method A, below, or you can use the DOS ATTRIB command, described in Method B, to "unhide" the password file so that you can copy it to another location:
Take these steps to create the password file so that you can start ACCPAC Plus.
If you do not use passwords with your ACCPAC Plus system, type:
d:systempw
d is the letter of your diskette drive. You see the following message:
Application password security turned off.
If you use passwords with your ACCPAC Plus system, type:
d:systempw password
d is the letter of your diskette drive and password is the system password you use. You see the following message:
System password updated.
Note: These instructions use a command that is available in DOS 3.2 or a later version. If you are running a pre-3.2 version of DOS, consult your DOS manual to find out which command to use.
attrib
You see a list of the files in the directory. Check that the file syprsc.sys is included in the list.
attrib -h syprsc.sys
This command "unhides" the password file so that you can copy it to another directory.
copy syprsc.sys d:/directory name
d is the letter of the drive and directory name is the directory to which you copied the other Windowing System Manager program files.
attrib +h syprsc.sys
You will now be able to start ACCPAC Plus.
ws941004.exe corrects the following problems which can arise in the released version of General Ledger:
Note: This version of the system manager will not work with certain keyboards in the North American market which use the 224 character for other purposes.
After downloading the ACCPAC Plus PTF, copy the self-extracting file to a floppy disk, then run the self-extracting file from the floppy disk using the following syntax:
[filename]
The extracted files are now on the floppy disk.
This will place the files in the appropriate directories.
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Last revised: October 04, 2007