I get a message when I boot up that says I am missing the "vnetbios.vxd" file. I use win 98

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I get a message when I boot up that says I am missing the "vnetbios.vxd" file. I use win 98

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searching for a driver called vnetbios.vxd If any body has it could you please send it to me ASAP, It would be much appreciated

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I used motherboard Gigabyte GA-5AA and AMD k6-2 550 ,I install win98se finish ,but found message . vnetbios.vxd and press any key to continuas Help

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I have found a solution to some of these vxd errors. If you still need help just e-mail me or use the messenger service on msn.

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I use win 98 I get a message when I boot up that says I am missing the"vnetbios.vxd" file. If any body has it could you please send it to me ASAP,or tell me what is this driver for It would be very appreciated

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None of you need to download anything. If you have Netware in your network neighborhood you need to remove it. Remove IPX/SPX and Client for netware networks. If that does not fix the issue on reboot, go back into your network stack and remove everything. Clean out the Window. Then restart. Upon reboot you will not get that message. Go back into network neighborhood, click on Add, choose protocol, and click add again, find Microsoft on the left, then choose TCP/IP on the right. Click on OK and you'll be prompted to select an adapter. If you have a modem, choose Microsoft, Dial-up adapter, and it will give you the client you need automatically. Click OK, reboot when prompted and say goodbye to vnetbios.vxd. This process applies to the vnetsup.vxd error message as well...

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I just built my first system and im getting that damn error too. Jeremy your explanation is a little tough for me to figure out if you or anyone can e-mail me a quick and easy way to get this problem resolved it would help me a lot. Thanks

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my email is ky50@ccia.com by the way

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There is a way to fix this problem, which is caused by a program, even the windows98 setup gimping out during the install, but not before adding the definition (data) "vnetbios.vxd" to Static VxD (name). READ TO THE END BEFORE ATTEMPTING - it's easy, but there are implications! The quick, easy, and **if you're careful** perfect solution is to manually edit the windows registry to take out the offending line. I've done this at least 5 times with perfect success. Note: DO NOT do this unless you are ready to LOSE EVERYTHING (i.e. at very least, backup you data and be prepared for a reinstall). Every computer is a little different so while you're hoping for the best, plan for the worst. 1) at the windows start button, choose run and type 'regedit' 2) very carefully and deliberately, navigate the left window, choose the following: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then SYSTEM, then CurrentControlSet, then Services, then Vxd, then VNETBIOS, Once you've clicked on VNETBIOS, look at the right-hand window. You will see a few lines in the Name and Data columns, including one to the effect of "StaticVxD" and "Netbios.vxd" (both the preceeding on the same line). Carefully select that line and then hit the Delete key on the keyboard. Then click the registry menu (top left) and exit (changes are automatic). Restart the computer and voila. If ever it doesn't work and you were going to reinstall anyways, you've wasted a whole 10 minutes! -Marco Burelli Coordinator, MIS, BC Conservation Foundation

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yes i have the same old problem. if someone sends me a file where should i install it to??Thanks!

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At startup I get the following message that is killing my machine. Can any body help? An exception OE occured at 00028:C006F385 in VxD VNETBIOS(01) + 000005D5 This was called from 0028:C02515D5 in VxD VMM(13) + 000005D5 It may be possible to continue. Press any key. Now the drivers are conflicting and not much works. HELP, Thanks

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I've had the same problem for years. Marco Burelli's solution works perfectly. He's response # 16. I have seven computers, three with the problem . By Golly, it was fixed. Thanks Marco.

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