The use of temporary variables in Windows 2000

I installed Windows 2000 Professional for a long time. Windows 98 is still installed on drive C, while Windows 98 is installed on drive C (the application software is installed on Windows 98 ). I tried to open some software without installation, and found that Visual Foxpro 6, VC ++, WPS 2000 and other software can be used directly. winzip8.0 and other software can also be used after entering the registration number, after opening Photoshop and other software, a series of dialog boxes are displayed, showing the following information: The following dynamic link library pfpick cannot be found. DLL and developed path: d \ Program Files \ Adobe \ photoshop5.0cs. E \ winnt \ system32 e \ winnt \ System e \ WINNT e \ winnt \ system32 \ WBEM can still be opened after you click OK. Can these dialog boxes not appear? This involves setting environment variables for Windows 2000. Although Windows 98 also has environment variable settings in the registry, it is not as easy to modify as Windows 2000. Analyze the content of the preceding dialog box. The first is the software installation path, the remaining is the system directory, and the last is the environment variable setting path. Find the position of the pfpick. dll file in the dynamic link library and find it in the system directory.
Open the control panel, double-click "system", and select "environment variables" in "advanced". Two dialog boxes are displayed, "administrator user variables ", the directory where temporary variables are set to store temporary files. The following is "system variables" and some system parameters are set. What we need to modify is in a "path" path here, it says: % SystemRoot % \ system32 % SystemRoot % \ system32 \ WBEM. We only need to add the following statement: "C \ windowsc \ windows \ SystemC \ windows \ system32.pdf, then restart the computer and double-click photoshp5.0c.exe, you will find that there are no more dialogs listed above. Region cannot be located Program , Enter getprocessflags on the Dynamic Link Library kernel32.dll ". You can enable it without pressing "OK". Because your system does not delete any information, your operating system is still secure. (Tang Xiwen, Zhejiang Province)