Ron Taylor wrote:
>
> Here one for you.
> I am getting this error from a 486DX4 100 32 meg ram.
> ~While initializing device VXDLDR:
> ~Windows protection error.  You need to restart your computer.
> I could boot to the command prompt and avoid the error.  I checked win.ini
> and system.ini for the offending driver.  Not found.  So I ran the
> following:
> ~c:\windows regedit /L:system /E temp.txt
> I then searched the temp.txt for VXDLDR and found them.  Removed the entries
> and then ran the following:
> ~c:\windows regedit /L:system /C temp.txt
> I then rebooted.  The boot process ran through most of the boot process and
> then recycled by itself back to the beginning of the boot process.  The
> second cycle returned the same error.  I ran the first regedit command again
> and the entry was back.  New attack!  I reloaded windows refreshing
> corrupted and missing files only.  Same result.  I reloaded windows
> completely.  Same result.  I could reformat the drive but the user does not
> have a backup.  I really don't want to backup this guys drive.  Is there any
> way to correct this.
>
> Ron Taylor
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you have bad ram
try changing all the ram