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    Fatal Exception in Windows

    Lately I get BSODs about every time I make a Dial Up Connection, close IE or NS, close any apps in Win98 and it's always the same:

    fatal exception 0E in VXD VMM(01) + 00012FEB...

    What could that be??

    Jord.
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    BSOD is the curse of windows.
    They give you info that is imposible to use when trying to hunt down the problem.

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    • #3
      Well, I tried disabling my DH, and now it seems to work fine. Don't have a problem.

      It's strange, as I have used DH a long time with the new drivers before it occured the first time.

      Best error box I had was Windows telling me a network error had happened and that I should warn the network-engineer... I have my PC setup as desktop and don't even have a NIC

      Jorden.
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