My problem with Vcache happens as I'm booting up. It doesen't even go into windows. It just says there's a problem with the Vcache file and I have to restart the computer every time. I wonder if it has anything to do with my monitor begining to flicker and go wild. Hmmmmm..... Thanks.

HI! I´ve got the same problem! vache-error in address: 0028:c004D776 error in vdx vcache(01) + 0000019A Most time when I´m booting! Interesting: When I have deleted files out of the "Papierkorb" (recycled) , it is not shown the real facts in the recycled dir! And after deleting and then booting my PC crashes serveral times! And then after 4 boots, I can go on! Help, it sucks!

I get the error (at 0028:c0034a4a) only when writing a CD. I can do anything else I want for hours, but after about 20 minutes writing a CD, blamo. I don't even have to be writing the CD, I can sometimes just be in the CD writing program.... This just started within the past 3 weeks. Computer's been working fine since January.

i had this problem and fixed it it was my ram i had two 32meg ram chips one was F#@$ed i removed one and it was fine in windows so i removed it and inserted the other and my computer crashed in windows so i removed it and used the good one untill i got some more good ram I Hope i helped you...

i had this problem and fixed it it was my ram i had two 32meg ram chips one was nogood. i removed one and it was fine in windows so i removed it and inserted the other and my computer crashed in windows so i removed it and used the good one untill i got some more good ram I Hope i helped you...

I ususally get a fatal error " fatal error in vxd" and some numbers when I download stuff off the internet...how can I solve this problem?

I get this error message when downloading anything "A fatal exception 0E has occurred at 0028:2A353A in VXD VWIN32(05)+ 00002062. The current appl. will be terminated. Press... " and it is locked up. I have to shut the power off and restart. Is this a problem with IE 5 or Windows in general. Would it help to unistall IE 5 and reinstall?

I've got a similar problem that started when I upgraded my CPU to a 133 from a 75. The machine runs fine for an hour then all heck breaks loose. I've had to break down and consider a new computer, but I figure the root problem is that the parts aren't working well together at the higher speed of the CPU and motherboard. Heat seems to be a consideration because reboots rarely help and it works best first thing in the morning after a long rest. But I've had another weird symptom too. Has anyone seen the fonts on screen and in print turning into uniform rectangular characters? I've reinstalled Windows and taken out my secondary hard drive too. No luck.

I have received the same error. It is on a PC only 3 months old. My engineer first started getting UNHANDLED ACCESS ERRORS in his CADD program. We downloaded updated video drivers. Then the VXD VCACHE(01) error started. I formatted the hard drive and tried to reload. Would not get passed Office 2000. Replaced Motherboard and CPU and now I can not get passed Windows 98.

i also had this problem but i have cured mine by replace one of my dimms it seems they were of two different speeds so th pc didnt like it

This is a reply to the post by Ty Brown about the FE in 0E VXD Cache. Thanks alot man! That fixed my problem.

I've had "a fatal oe has occured at 0028:c004eb04 in vxd vcache (01)+00000b20" The computer is only 3 mos old. I've taken it back 3 times. They replaced ram, MB, and the cpu to no avail. I'm now to the point where I was given a new system and still the samething ugh!!! It's going back f@#$ this I've had enough!!!

make sure your motherboard and cpu have same bus speed. example cpu 600mhz x 100mhz and motherboard 100mhz or higher.

Well... My machine works just great doing just about everything until I load QUICKBOOKS and then my VXD hell starts. Even after I go and deinstall the app it's already too late. After a day or so the machine repeatedly fails until its' nothing more than heap of s#$t that has to be rebooted every 5 min. This will be the forth time I've had to reinstall win98 from scratch to cure. It's like amputating your head because you get a pimple!

I get the VXD VCACHE error when I try to burn a CD, or even have the software program (Win on CD) open. I have ruined so many CDRs because of this. The system: 800 MHZ Athlon Mitisumi CD-R WIN 98 3 x 128 DIMM SDRAM ASUS K7M MB I reformatted my HD and reinstalled WIN 98. No Luck. The MB temperature stays at about 33 degrees F. so I don't think its a heating problem (3 case fans) If I ever figure it out, I'll post how I fixed it. If you know how o fix it, please post

I fixed the problem, here's how... I downloaded Norton system works form download.com. (30 day free trial) I ran the Norton diagnostics test and found that I had a bad stick of memory (128mb DIMM) I removed the bad stick, and the computer worked fine. Hope it helps.

I had the same problem and followed the advice on here. Using a good pc downloaded a small program from download.cnet.com called DocMemory RAM Diagnostic Software. It created a boot disk which I stuck in the faulty pc and it confirm the RAM was faulty. Replace RAM and no more blue screens.

Red Fox Motherboard / AMD 500 cpu / Lucent 56k v.90 modem. Remove modem .....no more blue screens. Acccckkk.

I found that in most cases, bad memory causes this error. Pull each memory chip out to isolate the problem. When you find the bad chip throw it in the trash.