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vmm32.vxd is required to run window
Name: suzzie Date: September 24, 2005 at 19:25:33 Pacific OS: windows 95 CPU/Ram: 64
Comment:
ok got a good one now i did something wrong cant get to my windows this is what i get vmm32.vxd is required to run windows if this file is not in your path yo may to reinstall windows.. i have found a site to fix and i dont have a ren system folder to fix it ... any ideas my router works perfect for i am on mydesk top writin and looking up help on it ....
Name: Derek Date: September 24, 2005 at 19:58:56 Pacific
Reply:
Probably best to overlay Windows when you get vmm32.vxd problems because it is formed when Windows is installed (not from CD). I have heard that you can copy one from another machine which is using the same OS but this is a tad controversial - nothing lost trying though. It resides in c:\windows\system
The trick, once you are up and running is to always keep a copy of vmm32.vxd on a floppy, so you can put it back if it corrupts. In theory you need to back it up from time to time but I've found it rarely changes, if ever.
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