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Windows Forum / Windows Me / Hardware / July 2004WINDOWS FOLDER
If windows folder is causeing the problem when starting it goes to safe mode in ME, how do I check it out and fix the problem. I read this might be the problem from another person asking about what causes it to start in safe mode. Could you please explain your problem or rather rephrase your question. All Win Me systems have a Windows folder so what exactly is it that you are asking about this folder?  SignatureMike Maltby MS-MVP mcmaltby@hotmail.com > If windows folder is causeing the problem when starting it > goes to safe mode in ME, how do I check it out and fix the > problem. I read this might be the problem from another > person asking about what causes it to start in safe mode. >-----Original Message----- >Could you please explain your problem or rather rephrase your question. All [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >. >when starting windows ME it stsrts in safe mode after it does a system scan. Another person said he was having the same problem on start up. It mention that if he ran the DOS and looked for a file VMM32.VXD and it found it that it was a windows\system folder that was causeing the problem. I'm sorry but your post makes no sense. Win Me won't work without the file vmm32.vxd which is an essential system file, it's as simple as that. I feel you have probably either misread or did not understand the post you mention. As for your system starting in Safe Mode you need to think back on what you did to your system in the previous session and reverse those changes. Failing that use system restore to roll your system back to the state it was in before you started booting into Safe Mode. SignatureMike Maltby mcmaltby@hotmail.com > when starting windows ME it stsrts in safe mode after it > does a system scan. Another person said he was having the > same problem on start up. It mention that if he ran the > DOS and looked for a file VMM32.VXD and it found it that > it was a windows\system folder that was causeing the > problem. |
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