OE in 0028.........VXD VMM06

Hi Glee,
I used it for 6 mos. w/no problems, just beware..... I love the technology.
I'm sure you removed it from the run at startup list in msconfig and
therefore you are independently launching it, correct ?

Do you dismount the CD after you do your job ?

No.... for 3 mos. I didn't do the ctl/alt/del to remove InCD from systray
after I was finished, a tech told me to..... so I started doing it.

Soooo.... no problems till right after the new year, and it was h---!!

Bill from CO, had to reinstall Windows too.... he had both InCD and
DirectCD, but the outcome was just like my experience.

After, I resinstalled Windows, I had to reinstall it to get my stuff. I
carefully worked through all CD-RW's and transfered to my D:\ partition. I
next uninstalled InCD

I don't see driver problems w/any devices or conflicts, Glee, I carefully
looked at every device. I ran DX Diag. and everything checks out 100%.

Star

"glee" wrote in message
...
Funny, I have never had any of the problems you describe, with InCD, nor
is it
necessary to follow the procedure you describe about Ending Task on InCD
after using
it. Sounds like you had driver conflicts, or other problems.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message
...
Brian,

"Brian A." gonefish'n@afarawaylake wrote in message
...
I'm sorry Star, if you reinstalled the OS 2 wks ago after a rebuild
approx 6
mos. ago, I stick with my thoughts that you've had an ongoing issue
since
rebuild. Otherwise why reinstall after a mere 6 mos?

*** Actually, no Brian, my puter had no bad symptoms and appeared fit as
a
fiddle. As to why the puter crashed to the point of me having to do a
clean
install of Windows...... it was s/w and the user!!!!

A few posts before this is a post Warning & Nero Burning/Ahead s/w.
I
had a problem w/ InCD packet writing s/w. Bill from CO, posted and now
I'm
not so embarrassed!! After, the job, you need to get the CD-RW out of
the
drive, however I don't remember reading that in the manual, and of
course it
is a *super* must to dismount the CD-RW correctly or that CD-RW is
ruined
and has to be re-formatted.

I did a job, and didn't dismount and, I didn't totally end InCD task.
Usually I do a ctl/alt/del and end the task of InCD and remove it from
my
systray. I was sloppy!! When you launch InCD it goes to your systray.

The puter locked hrs. later, my grand-daughter had been watching a DVD
movie
on the puter, when the movie was over, the DVD..... Win DVD s/w
wouldn't
close, I couldn't dismount my CD-RW.

That was the beginning of the *****horror******!!!! **Why Windows was
reinstalled**!!!!

I couldn't get into Windows, **but I have found out..... if you can
get
in..... to safe mode, I couldn't, if you uninstall InCD, restart the
puter..... Windows again will load!!**

To clarify another point:
vmm (06) is not the same as vmm06 when conducting a search. The search
results will be entirely different between the 2 separate search
criteria.

OK, Brian, I stand corrected *totally* if I ever post another 0E, I will
post *all* w/ no typos!!

Soooooo , *That's the **real** sad story!!

Anyone reading this *** pls never be sloppy w/InCD*** if you use this
packet
writing technology, you could have to re-install Windows!!

Star

--

Brian A.

Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Here's what I have (generically), w/o yet reading all else that is here
in this thread now.

http://www.colba.net/~hlebo49/ervmm.htm
Leboeuf has 3 VMM (06) articles...

Fatal Exception in VMM(06) Caused by Damaged Registry
A [ FE ] 0E has occurred at 0028:xxxxxxxx in VxD VMM(06) + address
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=145836 (W95 5/29/2002)

OFF97: Troubleshooting Office Kernel32.dll Errors Under Windows 95
The steps listed in this article are also known to resolve the following
error message: Fatal Exception 0E @ 0028:C025C32F in VXD.VMM (06)
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=164519 (5/23/2003)

Error Suspending and Resuming with MSDLC32
A [FE ] Error 0E has occurred at 0028:xxxxxxxx in VxD VMM(06) + address

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171195 (W95 6/18/2003)

http://search.support.microsoft.com/...dv=1&spid=1139 MSKB
Search "Fatal exception 0E VXD VMM (06)"; Windows 98; Weighted; Full
Text; All Words; Anytime; does produce three...

• Fatal Exception 0E After You Upgrade Toshiba Tecra 8000
(302959) - After you upgrade your Microsoft Windows 95-based Toshiba
Tecra 8000 notebook computer to Microsoft Windows 98, you may receive an
error message similar to the following when you start your computer: A
fatal exception 0E has occurred at...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;302959

• "Fatal Exception" Error Suspending and Resuming with MSDLC32
(171195) - If you are using the Microsoft 32-bit Data Link Control
protocol (MSDLC32) and you suspend Windows 95 (using power management
features), you may receive a "Fatal Exception 06" or "Fatal Exception
0E" error message when you resume Windows 95. The...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;171195

• OFF97: Troubleshooting Office Kernel32.dll Errors Under Windows 95
(164519) - This article contains information about troubleshooting and
eliminating invalid page faults that occur in module Kernel32.dll when
you work with a Microsoft Office program under Microsoft Windows 95.
When a Kernel32.dll error message appears, a...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;164519

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Fa...=Google+Search
GG comes up with 468 hits for "Fatal exception 0E VXD VMM (06)". Look
for something sensible there, & report back with any further question.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Star" wrote in message
...
| Again, I'm looling for help/clarification from MVP or *savvy* user.
|
| The exact OE is..............0028:C027F8AB VXD VMM06
|
| I have a new install of Windows... two wks. old.
| The system has not been stable. I'm backing up everyday.
|
| Google didn't come up w/exact match.
| 0028 VXD VMM06, had more luck.
|
| Windows starts up to this OE, I do ctl./alt/del and Windows continues
to
| load *only to be desktop w/selected bkgrnd color, mouse pointer that
| moves......, and nothing more. I do ct/alt/del, I see only PC-cillin
| running, no Explorer.
|
| I do ctl/alt/del and restart and, Windows will load normally.
|
| I went to Jim Elshelman's website, one of the best for Windows errors.
| I learned about this being a W95 problem and,
| I learned about setup problems in W98.
|
| Can someone help.... RE this error and starting a W98 or W98SE puter,
what
| the fix may be.
|
| I have such instability that I'm almost ready to take the puter down,
| partition, format and do another clean install of
| Windows.
|
| I'm burned out, I love W98se, I have W-XP, I've been learning the
internals
| of Windows for yrs., you *must* if you want to maintain your OS. No
pun
| intended, I'm ready for a Macintosh!!
|
| Thank you,
| Star
|
|

Funny, I have never had any of the problems you describe, with InCD, nor is it
necessary to follow the procedure you describe about Ending Task on InCD after using
it. Sounds like you had driver conflicts, or other problems.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message ...
Brian,

"Brian A." gonefish'n@afarawaylake wrote in message
...
I'm sorry Star, if you reinstalled the OS 2 wks ago after a rebuild approx 6
mos. ago, I stick with my thoughts that you've had an ongoing issue since
rebuild. Otherwise why reinstall after a mere 6 mos?

*** Actually, no Brian, my puter had no bad symptoms and appeared fit as a
fiddle. As to why the puter crashed to the point of me having to do a clean
install of Windows...... it was s/w and the user!!!!

A few posts before this is a post Warning & Nero Burning/Ahead s/w. I
had a problem w/ InCD packet writing s/w. Bill from CO, posted and now I'm
not so embarrassed!! After, the job, you need to get the CD-RW out of the
drive, however I don't remember reading that in the manual, and of course it
is a *super* must to dismount the CD-RW correctly or that CD-RW is ruined
and has to be re-formatted.

I did a job, and didn't dismount and, I didn't totally end InCD task.
Usually I do a ctl/alt/del and end the task of InCD and remove it from my
systray. I was sloppy!! When you launch InCD it goes to your systray.

The puter locked hrs. later, my grand-daughter had been watching a DVD movie
on the puter, when the movie was over, the DVD..... Win DVD s/w wouldn't
close, I couldn't dismount my CD-RW.

That was the beginning of the *****horror******!!!! **Why Windows was
reinstalled**!!!!

I couldn't get into Windows, **but I have found out..... if you can get
in..... to safe mode, I couldn't, if you uninstall InCD, restart the
puter..... Windows again will load!!**

To clarify another point:
vmm (06) is not the same as vmm06 when conducting a search. The search
results will be entirely different between the 2 separate search criteria.

OK, Brian, I stand corrected *totally* if I ever post another 0E, I will
post *all* w/ no typos!!

Soooooo , *That's the **real** sad story!!

Anyone reading this *** pls never be sloppy w/InCD*** if you use this packet
writing technology, you could have to re-install Windows!!

Star

--

Brian A.

Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Firstly, you (or someone) were discussing Nero 6 in the other thread, and it drifted
to InCD, which is a totally separate program in the package. I use Nero 5.5x on
this machine, and InCD 3.5.24.0 If you were using Nero 6.x, you probably were
using InCD 4.x....there are some differences in the available options on the context
menu between those versions. However, I don't believe there is an "unmount" option.
Exactly how were you going about unmounting the disc? The procedure in INCD 3, and
from what I see in INCD 4's manual, you right-click the drive or the InCD tray icon,
and select Eject from the context menu. The disc is unmounted and ejected.

As for Ending Task on InCD when not in use, I do not consider that a good procedure,
nor does Ahead Software. I do not usually let it load at startup, as I use it
rarely, but once loaded, I leave it till I reboot. I don't know what you hoped to
accomplish by Ending Task on it, as the potential problems are from driver
incompatibilities....and they are loaded from the iosubsys folder regardless of
whether you actually start InCD or not. You may have actually caused your problem
by doing so.

InCD (at least version 3 and earlier...can't say for InCD4) is not compatible with
the Adaptec CD Burning plug-in that is sometimes installed with Windows Media
Player, and this may be the cause of many of the problems people think are the fault
of InCD itself. Neither is InCD's driver compatible with other packet-writing
drivers, nor are they with InCD's drivers....hence the admonition not to install
more than one packet-writing app.

I hate to be the one to tell you, Star, but the fact that you don't see conflicts in
Device Manager or System Information does not mean a thing when it comes to
incompatibilities between drivers, which is what I am referring to. Nor does DXDiag
have anything to do with it. Incompatibilities between a driver in the iosubsys
folder and another driver in the same folder will not show up anywhere but on your
Blue Screen of Death. ;-)
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message ...
Hi Glee,
I used it for 6 mos. w/no problems, just beware..... I love the technology.
I'm sure you removed it from the run at startup list in msconfig and
therefore you are independently launching it, correct ?

Do you dismount the CD after you do your job ?

No.... for 3 mos. I didn't do the ctl/alt/del to remove InCD from systray
after I was finished, a tech told me to..... so I started doing it.

Soooo.... no problems till right after the new year, and it was h---!!

Bill from CO, had to reinstall Windows too.... he had both InCD and
DirectCD, but the outcome was just like my experience.

After, I resinstalled Windows, I had to reinstall it to get my stuff. I
carefully worked through all CD-RW's and transfered to my D:\ partition. I
next uninstalled InCD

I don't see driver problems w/any devices or conflicts, Glee, I carefully
looked at every device. I ran DX Diag. and everything checks out 100%.

Star

"glee" wrote in message
...
Funny, I have never had any of the problems you describe, with InCD, nor
is it
necessary to follow the procedure you describe about Ending Task on InCD
after using
it. Sounds like you had driver conflicts, or other problems.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message
...
Brian,

"Brian A." gonefish'n@afarawaylake wrote in message
...
I'm sorry Star, if you reinstalled the OS 2 wks ago after a rebuild
approx 6
mos. ago, I stick with my thoughts that you've had an ongoing issue
since
rebuild. Otherwise why reinstall after a mere 6 mos?

*** Actually, no Brian, my puter had no bad symptoms and appeared fit as
a
fiddle. As to why the puter crashed to the point of me having to do a
clean
install of Windows...... it was s/w and the user!!!!

A few posts before this is a post Warning & Nero Burning/Ahead s/w.
I
had a problem w/ InCD packet writing s/w. Bill from CO, posted and now
I'm
not so embarrassed!! After, the job, you need to get the CD-RW out of
the
drive, however I don't remember reading that in the manual, and of
course it
is a *super* must to dismount the CD-RW correctly or that CD-RW is
ruined
and has to be re-formatted.

I did a job, and didn't dismount and, I didn't totally end InCD task.
Usually I do a ctl/alt/del and end the task of InCD and remove it from
my
systray. I was sloppy!! When you launch InCD it goes to your systray.

The puter locked hrs. later, my grand-daughter had been watching a DVD
movie
on the puter, when the movie was over, the DVD..... Win DVD s/w
wouldn't
close, I couldn't dismount my CD-RW.

That was the beginning of the *****horror******!!!! **Why Windows was
reinstalled**!!!!

I couldn't get into Windows, **but I have found out..... if you can
get
in..... to safe mode, I couldn't, if you uninstall InCD, restart the
puter..... Windows again will load!!**

To clarify another point:
vmm (06) is not the same as vmm06 when conducting a search. The search
results will be entirely different between the 2 separate search
criteria.

OK, Brian, I stand corrected *totally* if I ever post another 0E, I will
post *all* w/ no typos!!

Soooooo , *That's the **real** sad story!!

Anyone reading this *** pls never be sloppy w/InCD*** if you use this
packet
writing technology, you could have to re-install Windows!!

Star

--

Brian A.

Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Hi Glee,

"glee" wrote in message
...
Firstly, you (or someone) were discussing Nero 6 in the other thread, and
it drifted
to InCD, which is a totally separate program in the package. I use Nero
5.5x on
this machine, and InCD 3.5.24.0

** I too have Nero 5.5, just confirmed.

If you were using Nero 6.x, you probably were
using InCD 4.x....there are some differences in the available options on
the context
menu between those versions. However, I don't believe there is an
"unmount" option.
Exactly how were you going about unmounting the disc? The procedure in
INCD 3, and
from what I see in INCD 4's manual, you right-click the drive or the InCD
tray icon,
and select Eject from the context menu. The disc is unmounted and
ejected.

** No, I rt. clicked on the drive or used systray InCD icon to *eject*
cd's. I normally remove cd's using tray controls on puter. I understand
that's a **no-no** w/InCD and the cd will have to be re-formatted. I think
it's the manual for InCD that uses term - dismount and warns against using
tray controls. My mind now thinks dismount, and not simply remove..... it
helped to remember not to use controls on the drives.

As for Ending Task on InCD when not in use, I do not consider that a good
procedure,
nor does Ahead Software. I do not usually let it load at startup, as I
use it
rarely, but once loaded, I leave it till I reboot. I don't know what you
hoped to
accomplish by Ending Task on it, as the potential problems are from driver
incompatibilities....and they are loaded from the iosubsys folder
regardless of
whether you actually start InCD or not. You may have actually caused your
problem
by doing so.

**Wow... here I thought/concluded thatbecause I was sloppy it happened!!
You know I launched it after New Yrs. and I did a job. The CD-RW was still
in the drive and, InCD was in my system tray. I hurried off to do other
things, I had to get a ppt. presentation done, and was against the clock.
Hrs. later my grand-daughter was watching a DVD music video and I couldn't
close out WinDVD, the puter was locked up. I couldn't eject the InCD, even
from the tray, but could the DVD, I manually restarted and you know the
rest of the *real story*.

InCD (at least version 3 and earlier...can't say for InCD4) is not
compatible with
the Adaptec CD Burning plug-in that is sometimes installed with Windows
Media
Player, and this may be the cause of many of the problems people think are
the fault
of InCD itself. Neither is InCD's driver compatible with other
packet-writing
drivers, nor are they with InCD's drivers....hence the admonition not to
install
more than one packet-writing app.

I have WMP-9, WinDVD are my only players. I see only Nero plugin in tools
menu for WMP, I know it also has Roxio. I don't know about Adaptec, don't
see it ?? I see Roxio burning on Cd (copy) tab. I have never used WMP-9 to
copy cd's. When I play cd's I use the Windows CD player, and I associated
the Windows CD player to open when I put in a music cd.

I hate to be the one to tell you, Star, but the fact that you don't see
conflicts in
Device Manager or System Information does not mean a thing when it comes
to
incompatibilities between drivers, which is what I am referring to. Nor
does DXDiag
have anything to do with it. Incompatibilities between a driver in the
iosubsys
folder and another driver in the same folder will not show up anywhere but
on your
Blue Screen of Death. ;-)

Gee-Wiz, BSoD, Glee! I only have true Windows programs for the most part, I
try to avoid incompatibilities. I don't install, but what I use. I
customize the installs and take only what I need. I try in every way not to
be sloppy. I only have IrfanView, Acrobat Reader, WinDVD & Nero and my
protection, Pc-cillin, Adaware-se, Sbybot, Spyware Blaster and Office which
is light; Word, Excel, and Ppt.

Star

Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message
...
Hi Glee,
I used it for 6 mos. w/no problems, just beware..... I love the
technology.
I'm sure you removed it from the run at startup list in msconfig and
therefore you are independently launching it, correct ?

Do you dismount the CD after you do your job ?

No.... for 3 mos. I didn't do the ctl/alt/del to remove InCD from
systray
after I was finished, a tech told me to..... so I started doing it.

Soooo.... no problems till right after the new year, and it was h---!!

Bill from CO, had to reinstall Windows too.... he had both InCD and
DirectCD, but the outcome was just like my experience.

After, I resinstalled Windows, I had to reinstall it to get my stuff. I
carefully worked through all CD-RW's and transfered to my D:\ partition.
I
next uninstalled InCD

I don't see driver problems w/any devices or conflicts, Glee, I
carefully
looked at every device. I ran DX Diag. and everything checks out 100%.

Star

"glee" wrote in message
...
Funny, I have never had any of the problems you describe, with InCD,
nor
is it
necessary to follow the procedure you describe about Ending Task on
InCD
after using
it. Sounds like you had driver conflicts, or other problems.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Star" wrote in message
...
Brian,

"Brian A." gonefish'n@afarawaylake wrote in message
...
I'm sorry Star, if you reinstalled the OS 2 wks ago after a rebuild
approx 6
mos. ago, I stick with my thoughts that you've had an ongoing issue
since
rebuild. Otherwise why reinstall after a mere 6 mos?

*** Actually, no Brian, my puter had no bad symptoms and appeared
fit as
a
fiddle. As to why the puter crashed to the point of me having to do
a
clean
install of Windows...... it was s/w and the user!!!!

A few posts before this is a post Warning & Nero Burning/Ahead
s/w.
I
had a problem w/ InCD packet writing s/w. Bill from CO, posted and
now
I'm
not so embarrassed!! After, the job, you need to get the CD-RW out
of
the
drive, however I don't remember reading that in the manual, and of
course it
is a *super* must to dismount the CD-RW correctly or that CD-RW is
ruined
and has to be re-formatted.

I did a job, and didn't dismount and, I didn't totally end InCD
task.
Usually I do a ctl/alt/del and end the task of InCD and remove it
from
my
systray. I was sloppy!! When you launch InCD it goes to your
systray.

The puter locked hrs. later, my grand-daughter had been watching a
DVD
movie
on the puter, when the movie was over, the DVD..... Win DVD s/w
wouldn't
close, I couldn't dismount my CD-RW.

That was the beginning of the *****horror******!!!! **Why Windows
was
reinstalled**!!!!

I couldn't get into Windows, **but I have found out..... if you
can
get
in..... to safe mode, I couldn't, if you uninstall InCD, restart the
puter..... Windows again will load!!**

To clarify another point:
vmm (06) is not the same as vmm06 when conducting a search. The
search
results will be entirely different between the 2 separate search
criteria.

OK, Brian, I stand corrected *totally* if I ever post another 0E, I
will
post *all* w/ no typos!!

Soooooo , *That's the **real** sad story!!

Anyone reading this *** pls never be sloppy w/InCD*** if you use
this
packet
writing technology, you could have to re-install Windows!!

Star

--

Brian A.

Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm