IFSMGR.vxd is located @ C:\windows\system\vmm32 and is 182kb for the version I have 4.00.1111 BELOW ARE THE BEST TIPS I FOUND: SORRY FOR MESSED UP FORMATTING>>> IFSMGR go to: http://marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a/index.html There is a fix for these related errors, It seems that the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) Calling to IFSMGR.vxd on an 0E error is caused primarily by computers running Windows 9x and a network with tcp/ip running. The BSOD after cancelled (Press any key) will let you run normally but you wont be able to access the internet or any tcp/ip resources. The file you want to run is located at: For the Windows 98 version: http://www.mcs.net/~revolutn/win98_vxd_fix.htm For the Windows 95 version: http://www.mcs.net/~revolutn/vxdfaq.htm You need to copy the Windows 95/98 cab files to your 'C:\Windows\Options\Cabs' directory, it's only a dos bat file! Fatal exception IFSMGR Reply: Microsoft's Knowledge Base Article ID: Q137335, In titled: "Error Message: Invalid VxD Dynamic Link Call from..." explains why these "blue screens" appear. The url is: http://www.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q137/3/35.asp Also, IFSMGR is the Installable File System Manager, for VFBACKUP Helper Driver for Backup Applications. (See article) Fatel Exception, VXD IFSMGR, VXD VNBT I had the exact same problem before. I would get the message only when on the internet and it would lock the system up. It ended up to be a bad RAM chip. Once replaced I never had the problem again. ifsmgr.vxd version 4.00.1112 which is the latest file. I think. you should be able to find this file from the net. what you want to do is go into your windows/system/vmm32 directory then rename your current file to ifsmgr.old they copy the latest file into the directory. then reboot.

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Big thanks to Jakub, I renamed my version of IFSMGR.VXD to IFSMGR.OLD, went to the following site and copied their version of the IFSMGR.VXD driver to my C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM directory, rebooted my PC and have'nt had the problem since. http://www.marketwizz.net/windows95/win95a

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I'm having problems with the Toshiba Protege 3010 system. When the Logon screen for windows 98 appears, the system shuts down.

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I had blue screen errors, mostly when running netscape, but once even while deathmatching in DukeNukem. I tried everything and nothing worked. Finally, last night, after searching extensively and trying many solutions (most of which involve a Hewlett Packard problem) I found a page that said to update Winsock2. I did it and have gone from having as many as 25 blue screens a day to none so far. Here's the url: http://www.springfieldtech.com/Windows/Errors/OE_IFSMGR.htm I hope this helps a lot of people. This problems seems wide spread, but easily fixable once you know what to do. Ed

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It's great to see that im not the only person in this huge digital world that gets "the blue screen of deth," not saying im glad to see you suffer. Tech~help didn't do sqaut, except telling me to download their "New sound drivers" (that might i note stoped our sound from working untill I fixed it myself.) The thing that helped me is holding ctrl and alt and hitting delete and closing all programs EXCEPT explorer and systray. If this doesn't help, tell me, i know at least ten other things to do. It Stinks Dosen't it, Ryan Mones (age 12)

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Disable any TSR's like virus software to see if they are responsible. Test SDRAM under windows enviroment, not DOS

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Same problem but while running fifa99 I tried all the solutions you guys described in this page but nothing worked. So if anyone comes up with THE solution, please let me know. Thanks, eric.

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If you are using Win95 and receive this problem, try installing the Windows 95 Winsock/Dial-Up Networking update, obtainable through Microsoft. According to Netscape this is THE solution. Hmmm.

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Anyone had this problem with Windows ME? I have 2 clients having it right now with ME.

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