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A fatal exception...VXD WSIPX(01) ?
Always when start Windows(95) I get a blue screen with the following message:
[ El error grave 00 ha ocurrido en 0028: C3FF6(C76) en VXD WSIPX (01) + 00000B78:
Se finalizará la aplicación en uso.]
I don't know what to do. It appears also if attempting to print.
I hope you can help me,thanks in advance.
[ El error grave 00 ha ocurrido en 0028: C3FF6(C76) en VXD WSIPX (01) + 00000B78:
Se finalizará la aplicación en uso.]
I don't know what to do. It appears also if attempting to print.
I hope you can help me,thanks in advance.
If you are using a Novell Netware client, uninstall it. Run UNC32. Reinstall the client (if you need it).
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I alredy remove this option: "Compatible con IPX/SPX"
The error message appears after desktop icons appear.
I didn't find UNC32, How am I know if I am using a Novell Netware client?
Thanks!
The error message appears after desktop icons appear.
I didn't find UNC32, How am I know if I am using a Novell Netware client?
Thanks!
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dbrunton has the answer - its a known bug in Windows 95. You can also read about it at: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q163329
If you don't know if you are connected to a Novel server, you probably aren't (and if you were, you'd have a systems person to answer your questions).
Assuming you are not, its probable that whoever set up the computer loaded IPX along with TCP/IP, etc.
Right click on 'Network Neighborhood' and select 'Properties' from the menu. (Or goto Control Panel and select 'Network'. Highlight IPX/SPX and then 'Remove'. Reboot and your problem may go away.
Harry
If you don't know if you are connected to a Novel server, you probably aren't (and if you were, you'd have a systems person to answer your questions).
Assuming you are not, its probable that whoever set up the computer loaded IPX along with TCP/IP, etc.
Right click on 'Network Neighborhood' and select 'Properties' from the menu. (Or goto Control Panel and select 'Network'. Highlight IPX/SPX and then 'Remove'. Reboot and your problem may go away.
Harry
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Too much thanks everybody!
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Are you now, or were you once, attached to a NetWare server with this box (or some other server using IPX)?
If you don't need IPX, remove it.
Does the error occur before or after your desktop icons appear?