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Comment from Leo on 2004-06-21

2004-06-21T17:06:55Z

I found a thread, and solution, over on annoyances.org: http://ask-leo.com/d-40621a

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Comment from Kev on 2004-06-21

2004-06-21T14:06:42Z

at startup message"can't find a device file that may be needed. System ini file refers to this file. Suggests the software I uninstalled previoulsy be uninstalled through control panel which is what I had done before message occurred. It's ipvnmon.vxd file. I'm assuming a driver from an ISP software downloaded online.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-06-06

2004-06-06T22:18:54Z

I'd contact the ISP to ensure that you have the latest software from them compatible with Win98. I'd also check to ensure that you have the latest drivers for your modem or network, as well as visiting Windows Update for Win98 itself.

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Comment from Sara on 2004-06-06

2004-06-06T20:16:49Z

The exception error I specified earlier has just recently happened. I'm using windows 98 and the ISP I am using is called Tiscali.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-06-06

2004-06-06T18:10:02Z

Hard to say. What version of windows, what ISP? Did this just start recently, or has it always been this way?

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Comment from Sara on 2004-06-06

2004-06-06T17:41:48Z

Whenever I disconnect from the internet (installed using an ISP cd-rom)I get the following error message:-

An expection 0E has occured at 0028:1604423 in VXD---. This was called from 0028:c15769A0 in VxD, it may be possible to continue normally.

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