I can't execute the tgetfile.dll?

[Hkyle]

I extract all the files and none will execute on my phone. I get error messages that say "not a valid windows ce application" If anyone has any ideas i would greatly appreciate your help. None of the files will work. Im trying to use the 50e version. Thanks. Kyle-

[Hkyle]

When I unzip the files. I actually have no .exe files. I can't seem to figure out any of these versions. Just a frustration for me because I would like to get the nes games to work. If anyone has any suggestions or advice I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks as always. Kyle-

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by Hkyle

I extract all the files and none will execute on my phone. I get error messages that say "not a valid windows ce application" If anyone has any ideas i would greatly appreciate your help. None of the files will work. Im trying to use the 50e version. Thanks. Kyle-

if you have an exe file that says 'not a valid windows ce file' that means its a PC install file
hook the Q up to the PC with the USB cable and click on the exe file from the desktop

Originally Posted by Hkyle

When I unzip the files. I actually have no .exe files. I can't seem to figure out any of these versions. Just a frustration for me because I would like to get the nes games to work. If anyone has any suggestions or advice I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks as always. Kyle-

if its a .cab file....never ever ever ever extract the information inside
always copy the entire file to the Q and click on the .cab file in the file manager

[Hkyle]

My phone also will not hook up and sync to my computer. It wont detect the phone most the time and otherwise it will not complete the syncing process and gives me error messages.

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by Hkyle

My phone also will not hook up and sync to my computer. It wont detect the phone most the time and otherwise it will not complete the syncing process and gives me error messages.

delete the partnership in active sync and then reconnect (if you run XP)

[GldnBear]

A dll is a library file and cannot be executed. A executable file (exe) will call this file. The site where you downloaded the file should tell you where to copy it so executables have access to it. On a PC, it is usually the windows\system32 folder. I am not sure about Windows Mobile.