It means that your operating system is seeing the package as incompatible. Check that the version of WinAmp you are running is valid for the version of operating system on your machine.
There are many software packages that have weird %26amp; wonderful results when executed on Vista, for example, that run perfectly well with XP %26amp; Win2K. This even applies to hardware that isn't supported by Vista, but works on XP.
Unfortunately, without knowing the version of WinAmp %26amp; your O/S, I can't confirm whether they are compatible. It may even be related to other software you have installed that could change file configuration %26amp; result in an incompatibility that way.
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