wine doesn't work at all

Did you check the appdb to make sure your app is compatible?

It sounds like you've only tried actually double clicking the executable.
Have you tried running it through the terminal, as in:
wine /path/to/executable.exe

Dear actionparsnip,
As I mentioned in my post, all the .exe files were being opened before. At this moment I don't have a problem with applications compatibility, I even cannot get into that stage, because when I try to start an .exe, nothing happens for me.

Dear Christian,
As I do understand from "wine /path/to/executable.exe" command I entered the following command

memetali@memetali-laptop:~$ wine /home/memetali/.wine/drive_c/Home_Planner/IKEA Home Planner.exe

Then I got the following error message:

err:process:init_windows_dirs directory L"C:\\windows" could not be created, error 5
err:process:init_windows_dirs directory L"C:\\windows\\system32" could not be created, error 3
Warning: could not find DOS drive for current working directory '/home/memetali', starting in the Windows directory.
wine: cannot find '/home/memetali/.wine/drive_c/Home_Planner/IKEA'

It may look dump and funny but I also tried the command like this:

memetali@memetali-laptop:~$ wine path/to/home/memetali/.wine/drive_c/Home_Planner/IKEA Home Planner.exe
err:process:init_windows_dirs directory L"C:\\windows" could not be created, error 5
err:process:init_windows_dirs directory L"C:\\windows\\system32" could not be created, error 3
Warning: could not find DOS drive for current working directory '/home/memetali', starting in the Windows directory.
wine: cannot find 'path/to/home/memetali/.wine/drive_c/Home_Planner/IKEA'
memetali@memetali-laptop:~$

And at the end I copied the executable on to the desktop and follow the same steps, all I got was the same error messages.

Perhaps you should "test" if this is some sort of configuration problem.

Below I will outline the process to move your settings/installed programs to a different directory, once this is done open the "winecfg" program to recreate default settings, then try installing one of your programs again.

$ cd ~
$ mv .wine wine_backup
$ winecfg

Then try double clicking one of your install EXE files again and see if it works. If it does, then the problem was a wine setting rather then the program itself.

NOTE - ~/wine_backup contains any of your previously installed programs, if the test fails you can undo the change using:

$ cd ~
$ mv wine_backup .wine

Thank you ZykoticK9, wine works back...