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I get a blue screen of death in my windows 98 machine every time I boot it. I can't reach to my desktop. The error is like this:
A fatal exception 0E occured at 0028:C003CC2F in VxD IOS(01) + 0000156B
This was called from 0028:C0082E60 in VxD VKD(01) + 000001D0
I have to then give it a three finger salute to restart the system. There is no other way to shut down the system at this point except pressing the CPU power button.
What could be the problem?
My windows system.ini is:
[boot]
oemfonts.fon=vgaoem.fon
shell=Explorer.exe
system.drv=system.drv
drivers=mmsystem.dll power.drv
user.exe=user.exe
gdi.exe=gdi.exe
sound.drv=mmsound.drv
dibeng.drv=dibeng.dll
comm.drv=comm.drv
mouse.drv=mouse.drv
keyboard.drv=keyboard.drv
*DisplayFallback=0
fonts.fon=vgasys.fon
fixedfon.fon=vgafix.fon
386Grabber=vgafull.3gr
display.drv=pnpdrvr.drv
[keyboard]
keyboard.dll=
oemansi.bin=
subtype=
type=4
[boot.description]
system.drv=Standard PC
mouse.drv=Standard mouse
keyboard.typ=Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural Keyboard
aspect=100,96,96
display.drv=Standard PCI Graphics Adapter (VGA)
[386Enh]
;device=tddebug.386
;device=D:\TC\TASM\BIN\WINDPMI.386
ebios=*ebios
woafont=dosapp.fon
mouse=*vmouse, msmouse.vxd
device=*dynapage
device=*vcd
device=*vpd
device=*int13
keyboard=*vkd
display=*vdd,*vflatd
ConservativeSwapfileUsage=0
Paging=on
[NonWindowsApp]
TTInitialSizes=4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 22
[power.drv]
[drivers]
wavemapper=*.drv
MSACM.imaadpcm=*.acm
;msvideo.STV680=STV680sg.drv
midi=mmsystem.dll
wave=mmsystem.dll
MSACM.msadpcm=*.acm
[iccvid.drv]
[mciseq.drv]
[mci]
cdaudio=mcicda.drv
sequencer=mciseq.drv
waveaudio=mciwave.drv
avivideo=mciavi.drv
videodisc=mcipionr.drv
vcr=mcivisca.drv
MPEGVideo=mciqtz.drv
MPEGVideo2=mciqtz.drv
[vcache]
[MSNP32]
[DISPLAY]
BusThrottle=1
[network]
SSID=1438661605
[vicax]
msacm711=74603
msacm811=148933
msacm911=42405
[Sessew]
VideoManufacturer=Standard VGA
VideoBoard=Standard Display Adapter (VGA)
MouseType=0
VidType=0
Mono=0
Ddraw=1
[drivers32]
msacm.lhacm=lhacm.acm
VIDC.IV50=ir50_32.dll
msacm.iac2=C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\IAC25_32.AX
VIDC.YUY2=msyuv.dll
VIDC.UYVY=msyuv.dll
VIDC.YVYU=msyuv.dll
msacm.msaudio1=msaud32.acm
msacm.vorbis=vorbis.acm
msacm.l3acm=C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\L3CODECA.ACM
msacm.sl_anet=sl_anet.acm
VIDC.TSCC=tsccvid.dll
VIDC.IV41=IR41_32.AX
vidc.mpg4=mpg4c32.dll
vidc.mp43=mpg4c32.dll
msacm.voxacm160=vct3216.acm
MSACM.msadpcm=msadp32.acm
[TTFontDimenCache]
0 4=2 4
0 5=3 5
0 6=4 6
0 7=4 7
0 8=5 8
0 9=5 9
0 10=6 10
0 11=7 11
0 12=7 12
0 13=8 13
0 14=8 14
0 15=9 15
0 16=10 16
0 18=11 18
0 20=12 20
0 22=13 22
In Device Manager, can you see the I/O ports? Offhand, I have a Win7 system, not a Win98 system. Hopefully these directions will be useful anyway. On the _V_iew menu, I can choose "resources by t_y_pe". See if any of those I/O port ranges are numbers near 0028:C003CC2F or 0028:C003CC2F or the values you see added. That may help to identify problematic driver behavior (which can happen, even with a good driver, when that driver has to interact with bad hardware). So that may narrow the driver or hardware causing your problem. – TOOGAM – 2016-06-12T06:35:16.693