Misconfig - Cannot Find Device Driver Vvinesd.386

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Ray Allen - 16 May 2004 23:24 GMT

From prior post Microsoft Knowledge Base Article
describes the problem, but will not fix it! It appears
that computer is FOOLED into thinking a Banyon VINES
network client is present. This program cannot find this
client to remove it!!

{Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 194845}

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Ron Badour - 17 May 2004 00:37 GMT

What program are you referring to? It is best to describe what you did and
what happened.

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> From prior post Microsoft Knowledge Base Article
> describes the problem, but will not fix it! It appears
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> {Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 194845}

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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 17 May 2004 02:21 GMT

Per Instructions 194845: Clicked Start;Run:sysedit in
open box;Ok;Windows menu clicked System.ini; On Search
menu, click Find;in Find box typed vvinesd.386, Pressed
Enter(Received Response Cannot Find vvinesd.386}

Next option: Start, Settings, Control Panel, double
clicked Network {I was to remove any network components
with the word "Banyan" or "Banyan VINES" NO Components
with this wording was present!

3rd option: Use Registry Editor to delete the following:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\currentcontrolset\services\VXD\V
vinsed {This entry is not present to delete!}

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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 17 May 2004 07:51 GMT

More Info: This a reconditioned Dell Laptop that I have
had for appx. 1 yr. From Start to Find folders & files I
located the remenants of old Banyon VINEs documents which
I have deleated the contents of. Don't know how to get
rid of the empty files. Banyan Vines documents were for
a modem to run a lan based system of a previous owner.
From this documentation I have removed Drivers protsman &
drivers ndisban$ from the Protocol.ini file, using
sysedit. There is nothing in the windows System.ini file
that I can identify, as referenced by Microsoft Knowledge
Article 194845. I still have the problem. I can press
any key to continue - but I do not like doing this.

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Ron Badour - 17 May 2004 13:19 GMT

Just guessing but I would run the registry editor again and do a search
(rather than going to the specific key mentioned in the article) on:
vvinsed and delete it if found. Press F3 to continue the search
just in case there is more than one reference to it in the registry. If
that doesn't do it, then do the same for: ndisban

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