where and how do I find and get this to download back into my computer? I know what it is, I can not get microsoft (dont support win 98) AtI is no help,nor any Pro tech support help (who actually knows a little something more then the basics)on this. Win 98se.\nfatal exception occurred in 0028:0000000009 in VxD--- called from 0028:c001c30c in VxD NDIS(01)+00004620
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you probaly need to remove and reinstall all your network components, like tcp/ip, adapters, etc. then if you still get it try going here you might find it there, they have a lot of fixes\nhttp://aumha.org/win4/kbefe.php\n\nand you might find it here\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=fatal+exception+occurred+in+0028%3A0000000009+in+VxD---+called+from+0028%3Ac001c30c+in+VxD+NDIS%2801%29%2B00004620&catalog=LCID%3D1033&pwt=false&title=false&kt=PHRASE&mdt=0&comm=1&ast=1&ast=2&ast=3&mode=a&spid=1139&x=14&y=6\nyou just have to keep searching, or reinstall windows 98se, if it is a windows problem, that should straighten it out if all else fail, you can just install it over the one you have, you won't lose anything. You really should upgrade to at least ME, or XP, cause there are a lot of things that are weird to 98 anymore
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Contact Microsoft and have them reissue you another key.  Follow the instructions on the telephone
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I JUST went through this last week, no kidding! I had to go to AVG and download 7.5, and it took care of it right away! It was a huge pain in the butt, but it worked. I also made sure my Microsoft security software was updated, because apparently this virus was new and the software didn't recognize it. Good luck!
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Is that a file that it is complaining is missing, or a file you have, but it's refusing to recognize?  If you have it, have you tried moving the file into the folder of the program itself?\n\nFor running older programs that the "compatability" features can't handle, several options come to mind, but they all require you to install Win95/98 in some manner, if you still have a Win95/98 CD.\n\nYou might try setting up a dual-boot environment with multiple partitions and just booting into Win95/98 when you need to run that program.  This method is a bit inconvenient, but will give you the best performance possible for your program.\n\nAnother option is to try VirtualPC, VMware, Bochs, QEMU, or DOSBox to emulate/virtualize another PC within your XP environment.  I've personally used DOSBox and QEMU to play some old DOS games, and I think you can use one or both of them to install a Win95 environment, but I've never actually tried that.  The problem with DOSBox is that after tweaking the "cycles" to the max, it only runs about as fast as a 66 mhz 486 on my 2.4 ghz computer.  But perhaps other emulators would perform better for you.
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are you talking about your installation ID? \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/328874
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I think there are different d/loads for win98 winxp etc.\n\nMight help if you check you are trying to d/load the correct version for your OS.\n\nHope this helps \nGood Luck.
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Seriously get rid of windows ME downgrade to windows 98 even or upgrade. The drivers for the software will cause those type of headaches with every new piece of equipment you buy. ME has security, drivers and non-compatiablty issues.
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if it is a retail copy of XP, try contacting microsoft support, but if it is an OEM version (ie. came with the PC) you probably will have to contact the computer manufacturer or reseller.
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Go to microsoft help page http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nType in your error report and usually you will find the answer there.\nHope that helps.
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LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!! I hear you on Microsoft creating programs that crash... Maybe they just need to give up on creating new IE's until there is an actual need for them... Or even new Windows OS...
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double check what is written on the paper that came from Microsoft.  capital letter b's can look like the number 8, so make sure you read it carefully.  If it still doesn't work, then you need to get back to the place you purchased it.\n\nIf its not a closed package with a proper microsoft certificate and product key and you paid for it, someone gave you a stolen copy of Office.  If you downloaded it somewhere with a key, then thats illegal and you shouldn't complain.
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good question\nif you find a good answer let me know too\ni'll keep looking myself\nthis is a start\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=155455
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You are screwed. You might try to contact microsoft and plead your case, lol, good luck.
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Read the microsoft article at: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315231\n\nThis will work, considering it is from microsoft :)
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No, you aren't in trouble, but you do apparently have a bogus or pirated copy of XP.  Where did you get it?  If you bought it, you should have a key affixed to the CD case.  Try it again, making sure you aren't making some error, caps lock on, etc.  It's easy to mix up a B with an 8, that type of thing.  If it still won't work take it up with the seller.  If it's an OEM that came with the computer, look for a restore disk.  Worse case scenario is you will have to purchase a good copy of XP.  If you were ripped off by a retailer, and are willing to give MS the information about it, they may give you a discount to get it fixed.
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It sounds like that dll has been overwritten or corrupted some how. You could try the following link \n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH\n\nI would suggest you create a system restore point first and make backups of important data.
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~ Would you please edit your post and give more details about what you're trying to do ?\n\nAre you trying to reinstall your operating system, drivers ???\n\nPlease be as specific as possible, so we can better assist you.\n\n\n\nEDIT:\n~ I apologize for not getting back to you sooner, things came up.\n\nFirst, backup all your important files before you do anything else!!\n\nHave you tried/considered  a Repair install? \nI would try that first.\n\nThis is from Dell's site:\nhttp://service.dell.com/dell/kb/tech_support/view_article/1,,6418+6429+18287,00.html\n\nAlso here:\nhttp://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm\n\nIf that isn't what you need, then here's a couple of sites that provide a  "step by step" for a reinstall. \n\nJust remember if your XP CD doesn't have SP2 on it, this too will need to be reinstalled.\n\nhttp://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_clean.asp\n\nhttp://www.windowsreinstall.com/winxphome/installxpcdrepair/indexfullpage.htm\n\nhttp://www.cyberwalker.net/columns/aug02/010802.html\n\nDon't forget when you do a reinstall that you have to "re-activate" your copy of Windows with Microsoft.\n\n~ I sincerely wish you the best with this endeavor, and I hope it goes easily for you. :)