Windows 98se Setup FATAL EXCEPTION ERROR 0E 0028:C00051EF in VxD VMM(01) + 000041EF with on-board MATROX G200?
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I'm sorry to be the one to give u the bad news but u need to few new pieces of hard wear the hard drive is no good once u receive this error and u will want to replace the graphics card to the registry and bios is fried  i know this only since i build computers and fix them and i have had that happen all to many time and i would get the hard drive working but it would crash on me in a month or 2 so u might as well just replace it the problem was caused but a virus and affected your graphic to so take my word this is the only way out and I'm a pro at this so please take my advise seriously i would not steer u wrong here is a were good place to get the new prices u will need i get all my parts from them and there prices are very reasonable
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It might be registry errors. Download Abexo from download.com and give it a try.
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255058\n\nThis is a good page to start.  just put in the error number.
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intel865GSAL is not compatible with windows vista \nhave no idea about the compatibility or graphic memory of this m/b  \nbut its definitely not compatible
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Your question didn't detail everything , but here's the skinny.  If you just installed the Uni driver then maybe you  can try a different version of the driver. (is the driver the most stable) If you get the error all the time I would double check my memory. You can DL a free mem checker @ www.memtest.org  .  That video card stinks for game play , you can get a better card for less than $30.00
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wow an 8051. I wish i could help but it has been more than 10 years since i did anything with something like that.\n\nGood luck.
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hit the setup key as the logo is shown( F2 or delete), can hit both if not sure. goto VGA settings and turn it to disabled and F10 to save and exit.
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Try this site:\nhttp://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/software/windows/dual/index.html\n\nI know your using winxp and not 2000...but it should be useful\n\nor you could get a boot manager here:\n\nhttp://www.osloader.com/
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Install apache or liteserve\n\nhttp://www.cmfperception.com/liteserve.html
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reinstall directX 9.0c  get it at microsoft\ntry that.........if its just for resolution. get or reinstall  er update video card driver
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try doing a update to the video card through microsoft.   if this still does not fix the problem find updated drivers for windows 2000 for the video card.
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http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim3100/en/index.htm\n\nInstructions at the above link in pdf format
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I found a post from the following forum page:\nhttp://groups.msn.com/WindowsXPInfo/askthemanager.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=808&LastModified=4675495858532016205\n\nQuote from forum:\n----------------------------------\nI have found that the program [delfolders.exe] is part of the setup and installation of the motherboard drivers for the ECS (Elite Group) motherbaord. If you have recently installed a new motherbaord from a this manufacturer or other TW makers the problem is probably related to their installation. I would guess that many use the same installation programs from a common developer.  Get out the original installation CD that came with your motherbaord and look for a folder that is called Tools (or search the CD for DelFolders.exe). There you should find the DelFolders.exe program.\nYou can copy it to the /Windows/Systems32/Tools folder.  \n-------------------\n\nIf you don't have the CD, you may want to contact ECS support using this page:\nhttp://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Support/SupportTechnical.aspx?MenuID=49&LanID=9
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Type the 0x00000008E into Google and it will tell you what the error is.
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Download the Motherboard device drivers and install them...DONE!\n\nHere:\n\nhttp://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWeb/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?categoryid=1&typeid=1&detailid=428&DetailName=Driver&DetailDesc=L4S5MG3/GX+(2.2)&MenuID=93&LanID=0
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AS you have already attached an external monitor and verify the problem. It means that it is either the motherboard or the video card. If the video card is integrated then the you will have to get the motherboard replaced, else the Video card. I think you have the Geforce 5200Go card in Ins 8200. You will need to get the same replaced.\nTry updating the video driver once. It may work.\nGet it from here:\n\nhttp://support.dell.com/support/downloads/devices.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&SystemID=INS_PNT_P4_8200&os=WW1&osl=EN\n\nIf the issue is still there, its better to contact Dell Support.\nChat with them from the link given below:\n\nhttp://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/gen/chat?c=us&l=en&s=gen\n\nI hope the issue gets resolved soon. :)
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Ist try just installing the 5200,,and see if the 'puter will recognize>install it.\n\nIt "SHOULD" do it all automatically,,,plug&play.\n\nIf it doesn't and you need to disable the onboard graphics,,,\n\nOn Dells you tap the F2 Key or the  DELETE key,,right after you start the computer and hear the 1st beep.\n\nOn a Dimension,,I think it's Delete,,,,most are F2.\nTry again if one doesnt work,,use the other.\n\nOk,,that bring you to the DOS based Bios Setup Screen.\n\nYou use the Arrows on the Keyboard to get around instead of the mouse.\nThe Up/Down/Left/Right buttons.\nAnd use ENTER instead of clicking the mouse.\n\nYou'll have a few menu selections,,,,,(Sorry my mind is Blank,,,I can't say exactly Which/Where the Graphics settings are,,,sheesh me :)\n\nBut it's Easy to find,,and very obvious.\n\nGo to one menu,,hit ENTER key,,,and look around for it.\n\nWhen you find it,,,use the arrow keys to highlight the selection,,,,then ENTER to open it,\nswitch the graphics OFF,,,,and hit enter again to accept that.\n\nYou will have to hit a certain key to Save the Changes and Exit,,,usually F10.\nBut it will TELL You somewhere on the screen which exact key to Save & Exit\n\nLots easier to do than to explain,,lol\n\nYou'll have no probs,,,,and PROBALY the PC will accpet the FX5200 without having to do anything.\n\nMost modern PC will auto-cancel the Onboard Graphics when nothing is connected to their output..\n\nSo basically,,,by connecting your Monitor to the NEW card,,,you have already disable the onboards video.\n\nWindows will install IT's native  NVIDIA Drivers,,\nbut you'll probably want to install latest drivers fron Nvidia site,,or Card MFGR's site.\n\nIf You have an INSTALL CD,,,,chances are it's Drivers are Better than Windows'....\nBut they are probably not the latest drivers\n\nHope that helps,,,,\nYou should enjoy that new card compared to Onboard,,,it's a big boost in graphics performance