It is an error message relating to a virtual device driver (VxD). Does it say which specific VxD?

If it does then you can disable it at startup by doing this:

1/ Start
2/ Run
3/ type "msconfig" (no quotes)
4/ Click on Static VXD
5/ Uncheck the one it is
6/ Reboot

If you don't know which spefic VXD it is then you will have to go back and repeat the above steps and uncheck each one one at a time to find out.

This might solve your shutdown problem but you will have to reinstall the vxd.

That's it! I know which Virtual Device Driver it is: NDIS

Now, how do I re-install that? Where would that be?

Thanks!

D.R. Smith
joecapp wrote:
- It is an error message relating to a virtual device
- driver (VxD). Does it say which specific VxD?
-
- If it does then you can disable it at startup by
- doing this:
-
- 1/ Start
- 2/ Run
- 3/ type "msconfig" (no quotes)
- 4/ Click on Static VXD
- 5/ Uncheck the one it is
- 6/ Reboot
-
- If you don't know which spefic VXD it is then you
- will have to go back and repeat the above steps and
- uncheck each one one at a time to find out.
-
- This might solve your shutdown problem but you will
- have to reinstall the vxd.
-
-

Go to

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q243/1/99.ASP


for info on NDIS

Message Edited on 04/15/01 09:43AM by joecapp

It didn't give me information on my system. I'm running Windows ME. I searched Windows ME for NDIS and found nothing about reinstalling the VxD.

Where else could I find that information?

Thanks!