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ME start up problem
When I reboot or turn back on my computer, I get this message coming up.......
..." Following File is missing or corrupted: C:\Windows\IFSHLP.SYS "Following file is missing or corrupted....... C:\Windows\Sysytem\VMM32.VXD then says... type the name of the Windows loader...(e.g., C:\Windows\System\VMM32.VXD) C_ Don't know what to do next....please help |
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Have a read through here courtesy of MikeM.
Joan VMM32.VXD is a composite file that is built from thirty or more other files when Win Me is installed and differs from system to system depending upon the hardware in use. If you boot to DOS using a floppy can you see if you have the file vmm32.vxd in your C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder? If not then you may well have to reinstall Win Me. One way you can check whether vmm32.vxd is missing or not is by typing the following at the A:\ prompt: A:\ DIR C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\VMM32.VXD If present you should see something like: VMM32 VXD 1,032,968 15/08/00 14:34 VMM32.VXD (Don't worry about the details, your date and size will most likely be different) but if absent you will see: File Not Found If the file is still present, and I hope it is, see MS KB258471 - "Error Message: The Following File Is Missing or Corrupted: C:\Windows\Ifshlp.sys" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=258471) which explains how to proceed to hopefully fix the problem. Once you've fixed your system you might then want to amend the default settings for the Registry Checker so that it backs up a copy of vmm32.vxd each time that it backs up the registry which might save a lot of anguish in future. Do this by looking for the file scanreg.ini in your Windows folder and adding the line Files=11,vmm32.vxd beneath the last line of the file. The Registry Checker will then create a daily backup copy of vmm32.vxd as well as the registry and the backups are stored in the rb00?.cab files in the windows\SysBckup folder. For more details see MS KB 183603 - "How to Customize Registry Checker Tool Settings" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=183603). [Ack. to Jack Martinelli MVP for this last suggestion] -- Mike Maltby MS-MVP tigger wrote: When I reboot or turn back on my computer, I get this message coming up....... .." Following File is missing or corrupted: C:\Windows\IFSHLP.SYS "Following file is missing or corrupted....... C:\Windows\Sysytem\VMM32.VXD then says... type the name of the Windows loader...(e.g., C:\Windows\System\VMM32.VXD) C_ Don't know what to do next....please help |
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Good notes, Joanie!
Heirloom, old and needs more rest "Joan Archer" wrote in message ... Have a read through here courtesy of MikeM. Joan VMM32.VXD is a composite file that is built from thirty or more other files when Win Me is installed and differs from system to system depending upon the hardware in use. If you boot to DOS using a floppy can you see if you have the file vmm32.vxd in your C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder? If not then you may well have to reinstall Win Me. One way you can check whether vmm32.vxd is missing or not is by typing the following at the A:\ prompt: A:\ DIR C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\VMM32.VXD If present you should see something like: VMM32 VXD 1,032,968 15/08/00 14:34 VMM32.VXD (Don't worry about the details, your date and size will most likely be different) but if absent you will see: File Not Found If the file is still present, and I hope it is, see MS KB258471 - "Error Message: The Following File Is Missing or Corrupted: C:\Windows\Ifshlp.sys" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=258471) which explains how to proceed to hopefully fix the problem. Once you've fixed your system you might then want to amend the default settings for the Registry Checker so that it backs up a copy of vmm32.vxd each time that it backs up the registry which might save a lot of anguish in future. Do this by looking for the file scanreg.ini in your Windows folder and adding the line Files=11,vmm32.vxd beneath the last line of the file. The Registry Checker will then create a daily backup copy of vmm32.vxd as well as the registry and the backups are stored in the rb00?.cab files in the windows\SysBckup folder. For more details see MS KB 183603 - "How to Customize Registry Checker Tool Settings" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=183603). [Ack. to Jack Martinelli MVP for this last suggestion] -- Mike Maltby MS-MVP tigger wrote: When I reboot or turn back on my computer, I get this message coming up....... .." Following File is missing or corrupted: C:\Windows\IFSHLP.SYS "Following file is missing or corrupted....... C:\Windows\Sysytem\VMM32.VXD then says... type the name of the Windows loader...(e.g., C:\Windows\System\VMM32.VXD) C_ Don't know what to do next....please help |
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Hi there Heirloom, you still feeling really,really tired g must mean
you've been teaching again this weekend. Joan Heirloom wrote: Good notes, Joanie! Heirloom, old and needs more rest |
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You got it........always wears my b*tt out. The knowing that I am making a
difference for the better makes it worth it. I have received two emails, both from women, who credit us with saving their lives and I have heard from other folks to the same effect. It is rewarding. Heirloom, old and semi-rested, but, gratified "Joan Archer" wrote in message ... Hi there Heirloom, you still feeling really,really tired g must mean you've been teaching again this weekend. Joan Heirloom wrote: Good notes, Joanie! Heirloom, old and needs more rest |
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