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I know there is an existing thread relating to an "Invalid VxD dynamic link call" message. This problem relates to that:
When I try to re-install Windows 98 SE from CD it almost gets there and tries to reboot. Then a blue screen with the message "Invalid VxD dynamic link call from VWIN32 (01) + 00000714 to device "0009", service 1" appears.
I am also told "Your Windows configuration is invalid.
Run the Windows setup program again to correct this problem".
When I do this I first get a fatal exception but I am able to eventually get past this to an "Installing hardware" screen.
Soon, however, error messages appear like "No class key. Failed!" with the path "Enum\root\*PNP0200\0000" displayed.
Microsoft article 137335 (for Win 95) - "Error Message: Invalid VxD Dynamic Link Call from ..." suggests that device 0009 is the System Reboot Device and that the driver name is REBOOT. From that I assume that the driver file name is REBOOT.VXD. This file exists on my system in Windows\System\VMM32. The article suggests that this file should be replaced. Where can I get a valid copy from? Is it on the Windows 98 SE CD?
In the registry there is indeed an existing path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\Root that contains several *PNP... keys, but not *PNP0200. Does this registry entry relate to anything special? Should it exist? (It does not exist on another Win 98 SE computer that has no problems.) Should I create one manually? What should be the contents of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\Root\*PNP0200\0000?
Brenton
When I try to re-install Windows 98 SE from CD it almost gets there and tries to reboot. Then a blue screen with the message "Invalid VxD dynamic link call from VWIN32 (01) + 00000714 to device "0009", service 1" appears.
I am also told "Your Windows configuration is invalid.
Run the Windows setup program again to correct this problem".
When I do this I first get a fatal exception but I am able to eventually get past this to an "Installing hardware" screen.
Soon, however, error messages appear like "No class key. Failed!" with the path "Enum\root\*PNP0200\0000" displayed.
Microsoft article 137335 (for Win 95) - "Error Message: Invalid VxD Dynamic Link Call from ..." suggests that device 0009 is the System Reboot Device and that the driver name is REBOOT. From that I assume that the driver file name is REBOOT.VXD. This file exists on my system in Windows\System\VMM32. The article suggests that this file should be replaced. Where can I get a valid copy from? Is it on the Windows 98 SE CD?
In the registry there is indeed an existing path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\Root that contains several *PNP... keys, but not *PNP0200. Does this registry entry relate to anything special? Should it exist? (It does not exist on another Win 98 SE computer that has no problems.) Should I create one manually? What should be the contents of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\Root\*PNP0200\0000?
Brenton
