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INVALID vxd dynamic link
upon startup I am shown a blue screen with a message as follows:
Invaild Vxd dynamic link call from NDIS(03) + 00000022 to device "004B", service 800B
Your windows configuration is invalid. Run the windows setup again to correct this problem.
My question is what am I looking for and how do I fix it. I guessing it may be related to my network
OS: Win 95
Invaild Vxd dynamic link call from NDIS(03) + 00000022 to device "004B", service 800B
Your windows configuration is invalid. Run the windows setup again to correct this problem.
My question is what am I looking for and how do I fix it. I guessing it may be related to my network
OS: Win 95
If you are running 95/98 and can get into safe mode, you may be able to remove all the netowrking components, then try rebooting and if that works, reinstall them. Just a thought to try before reinstalling Windows
From DOS edit autoexec.bat and type
rem Startnet.bat
So the problem is with Dialup networking or network as listed above.
are you using a network card or a modem?
MS TIDs:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q126/5/74.asp
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q132/0/08.asp
rem Startnet.bat
So the problem is with Dialup networking or network as listed above.
are you using a network card or a modem?
MS TIDs:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q126/5/74.asp
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q132/0/08.asp
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LOL Bev, I am
Balt
- I need to know what worked here? I also need to know if it was a complete answer of if you were in need of more answers to resolve this problem?
- I need to know what worked here? I also need to know if it was a complete answer of if you were in need of more answers to resolve this problem?
In my opinion, a B grade is now warranted, will change to an A.
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You could also do as it suggests and F8 while booting and go to a DOS prompt, log to your CD, and then run SETUP to reinstall Windows. If you install over the current setup there should be no problems. Be sure to have good backups around if something does go wrong, though.