Virtual driver error Windows ME
 

Windows protection error.
You need to restart your computer.
System halted.

An error has occurred. To continue, press Enter to return to Windows,
or
press Cntrl+Alt+Del to restart your computer.
If you do this, you will lose any unsaved information in all open
applications.
Error: 0C:0167:BFF78344
Press any key to continue.

(I DID CNTRL+ALT+DEL....THEN GOT THIS...)

An exception OE has occued at 0028:c002b105 in VxD VFAT(01)+00006555.
This was called from 0028:C0036C88 IN VxD VKD(01)+0000640.
It may be possible to continue normally.
*Press any key to attempt to continue.
*Press Cntrl+Alt+Del to restart computer. You will lose any unsaved info
in all applications.
Press any ket to continue.

(I DID CNTRL+ALT+DEL....THEN GOT THIS...)

An error has occurred. To continue, press Enter to return to Windows,
or
press Cntrl+Alt+Del to restart your computer.
If you do this, you will lose any unsaved information in all open
applications.
Error: 0C:0167:BFF78344
Press any key to continue.

This computer is running ME for the operating system.

Thanks!

How to create a startup disk
Normally, you would create a startup disk when you installed Windows Me.
If your startup disk is old (from an earlier version of Windows), you'll
need to make a new startup disk for Windows Me. If you never made a
startup disk, or if you have lost it, now is a great time to make a new
one. It's easy.

To create a boot disk, you will need a blank, 1.2 megabyte (MB) disk.
You may also need your Windows Me CD, so be sure to have it handy. To
create a startup disk:

Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then click
Add/Remove Programs.
Click the Startup Disk tab, and then click Create Disk.
Label a floppy disk "Windows Me Startup Disk," insert the disk in your
floppy drive when prompted, and then click OK. Windows Me will begin to
copy files to the floppy disk.
When copying is complete, click OK, and then store the disk in a safe
place.

Here's how to run ScanDisk:

Click the Start button.
Point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then
click ScanDisk.
Click the drive you want to scan, and then choose either the Standard or
the Thorough test.
Click Start.

The Standard test checks the files and folders on the selected drive for
errors.
The Thorough test will give you further options. It performs the
Standard test plus checks your hard disk for physical damage. You can
even specify to scan areas of your disk containing only data files, or
just the areas with system files, or both.
Both Standard and Thorough have a set of Advanced options that help you
to deal with lost file fragments, invalid files, and cross-linked files.
You can also choose to display a summary and to keep a log file of what
ScanDisk finds