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Vwin32(01)+00000714 to device "0009" Service 1
I receive the blue screen message Invalid Vxd dynamic link call from VWIN32(01)+00000714 to device "0009" service 1 when trying to start Windows 98. Their answer is to run setup again. That doesn't work. Can you tell me how to fix this problem and what caused it.
Do you have and scanning device installed.
Will the computer start in Safe Mode?
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It will start in safe mode. I have removed every single device. It won't add all of them them back because of the error. It still starts in safe mode.
Inside of safe mode, you will need your Windows 98 CD, do the following :
Note : Try system after each step
1) Start->Run and enter SFC. This will run the System File Checker.
2) Run Scandisk inside of Start->Program->System Tools
3) Reboot to the Command prompt only, <ctrl> after memory post. At the prompt enter SCANREG /FIX
4) Inside of Windows 98 Safe Mode, Start->Run and enter MSCONFIG. This will run the configuration utility for Windows 98. Inside of here start by clicking advanced and set the VGA mode to standard 16 colors.
Other then above, I have no other suggestions. You can play inside of MSCONFIG and disable other items until it boots normally.
Note : Try system after each step
1) Start->Run and enter SFC. This will run the System File Checker.
2) Run Scandisk inside of Start->Program->System Tools
3) Reboot to the Command prompt only, <ctrl> after memory post. At the prompt enter SCANREG /FIX
4) Inside of Windows 98 Safe Mode, Start->Run and enter MSCONFIG. This will run the configuration utility for Windows 98. Inside of here start by clicking advanced and set the VGA mode to standard 16 colors.
Other then above, I have no other suggestions. You can play inside of MSCONFIG and disable other items until it boots normally.
are there or were there any SCSI devices involved? does device 0009 ring any bells?
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I really don't know if any scsi devices were added. I haven't seen signs of them but it is possible. I don't know what device "0009" is. If I did I probably would know what it is.
I meant like a SCSI hard drive, cd rom or scanner that has an internal card or some thing that would require a SCSI ID # ( i belive that they are #'rd 0 through 7 but maybe as high as 9....just a hunch....have you tried reloading from scractch? ( i.e. re fdisk and format the HDD and then reinstall 98 )......just wondering
DaveMon
DaveMon
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There are no scsi devices.
I want to find the problem, if just to help others with this problem. Repartition,reformat and reinstall is a last resort but it may come to that.
I have run SFC with no errors.
I have run scandisk with no errors.
I am running scanreg /fix.
It has been stuck on 95% for about an hour.
I want to find the problem, if just to help others with this problem. Repartition,reformat and reinstall is a last resort but it may come to that.
I have run SFC with no errors.
I have run scandisk with no errors.
I am running scanreg /fix.
It has been stuck on 95% for about an hour.
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There were not any bad sectors.
I ran the scanreg /fix. It came back telling me I had uncorrectable errors in my system files. I went back into safe mode and reran sfc with no errors. Now I'm rerunning scanreg /fix. If this doesn't work I'll try the other ways and see what happens. I'll get back to ya'll.
I ran the scanreg /fix. It came back telling me I had uncorrectable errors in my system files. I went back into safe mode and reran sfc with no errors. Now I'm rerunning scanreg /fix. If this doesn't work I'll try the other ways and see what happens. I'll get back to ya'll.
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Just to let you know.
After running sfc and rerunning scanreg /fix It gave me the same results of system file errors. I took your suggestion of scanreg /restore and it worked. I went back to a previos registry. I still don't know what solved the problem but I do appreciate your assistance. Thanks a bunch.
After running sfc and rerunning scanreg /fix It gave me the same results of system file errors. I took your suggestion of scanreg /restore and it worked. I went back to a previos registry. I still don't know what solved the problem but I do appreciate your assistance. Thanks a bunch.
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Not knowing on my end or his what this problem could be, he wracked his brain and took all his knowledge to help solve this problem.
Thank You DaveMon,
Frank
Thank You DaveMon,
Frank
No problem...glad to help...I'm still curious what the mysterious device 0009 is....( we may never know )...back in your original question you stated " their suggestion was to run setup again" is "they" Microsoft? because they of all peaple should be able to decipher their own error mssgs. and at least narrow down the issue.....anyway, Glad that worked
DaveMon
DaveMon
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