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March 21, 2000
This behavior generally indicates that the Virtual DOS Machine (VDM) is corrupt.To fix the problem, rename the files in the following table, using a .old extension, and expand new ones from the Windows NT CD-ROM. Reapply your latest Service Pack.
File Name |
---|
Autoexec.nt |
Config.nt |
Vdmredir.dll |
Krnl386.exe |
User.exe |
Gdi.exe |
Wowexec.exe |
Ntvdm.exe |
Ntio.sys |
Ntdos.sys |
Redir.exe |
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