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09.19.2003 at 09:18AM PDT, ID: 20743594
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ASPIENUM.VXD  display at startup

Asked by sgf8058 in Miscellaneous

hi friends,
when i launch  my system,a msg appears which is something  like that:


Windows cant find a device file which can be required to run windows.

SYSTEM.INI may require it.


ASPIENUM.VXD




it remains displayed for a while,then windows is launched.

can some one tell me how i can remove this message appearing.

many thanks


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Keywords: ASPIENUM.VXD display at startup
Title
1 system.ini
2 System.ini
3 System.ini/Win.ini
4 Missing DLL and SYSTEM.INI glitch.
5 System.ini file
6 device=  in system.ini
 
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