VXDLDR

I have gotten a computer with the file VXDLDR deleted.
How do I fix that?
Kimber

Mike
Sat Feb 07 15:04:08 CST 2004

What operating system are you running? In Win Me vxdldr.vxd is built into the
monolithic file vmm32.vxd when the system is first installed rather than
appearing as a discrete file. In vmm32.vxd is present and other wise OK you
can extract a new copy of vxdldr.vxd from the Win Me cab set and place it in
your Windows\System\VMM32 folder.

You will probably need to do this from DOS in which case you will need to use
the EXTRACT command that is on the Win Me boot floppy. Details of how to do
this can be found in KB 129605 - "HOW TO: Extract Original Compressed Windows
Files" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=129605).
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
mcmaltby@hotmail.com


Kimber <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have gotten a computer with the file VXDLDR deleted.
> How do I fix that?
> Kimber

Kimber
Sat Feb 07 19:39:50 CST 2004

Me is on the computer. But I have no disks for this
computer. My husband has Me on his computer can I copy
what I need from his and then install it to the other
computer?
Kimber
>-----Original Message-----
>What operating system are you running? In Win Me
vxdldr.vxd is built into the
>monolithic file vmm32.vxd when the system is first
installed rather than
>appearing as a discrete file. In vmm32.vxd is present
and other wise OK you
>can extract a new copy of vxdldr.vxd from the Win Me cab
set and place it in
>your Windows\System\VMM32 folder.
>
>You will probably need to do this from DOS in which case
you will need to use
>the EXTRACT command that is on the Win Me boot floppy.
Details of how to do
>this can be found in KB 129605 - "HOW TO: Extract
Original Compressed Windows
>Files" (http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=129605).
>--
>Mike Maltby MS-MVP
>mcmaltby@hotmail.com
>
>
>Kimber <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>> I have gotten a computer with the file VXDLDR deleted.
>> How do I fix that?
>> Kimber
>
>
>.
>

Mike
Sat Feb 07 20:38:12 CST 2004

Kimber,

As I mentioned an installed Win Me system would normally has no file
vxdldr.vxd since this file with 30 or more other drivers is built in to the
monolithic file vmm32.vxd which was built when the system was first installed.
I would NOT recommend using a copy of vmm32.vxd from another system as the
contents varies depending on some of the basic hardware in use.

You could however try extracting a copy of vxdldr.vxd from your husbands Win
Me CD. You should find it in the file WIN_20.CAB which is located in the
Win9x folder on a Win Me CD or in either the windows\options\cabs or
windows\options\install folder on your, or your husbands, hard disk. Use
MSConfig | General | Extract File ... to extract the file and then copy to
your windows\system\vmm32 folder.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
mcmaltby@hotmail.com


Kimber <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Me is on the computer. But I have no disks for this
> computer. My husband has Me on his computer can I copy
> what I need from his and then install it to the other
> computer?