[pchelpers] Re: vcomm.vxd, etc.

If you use System File Checker with your Windows CD, you can use the
Extract facility to get these files (many of them) onto your system (any
that are part of windows). 
Ed wrote:
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> On this page http://www.pcnineoneone.com/tweaks/fixes1d.html#vxd=20
> about I Have Recurring BSODs And Other Unexplained Errors In Win98 --
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> Help!
> I have none of these=20
> vcomm.vxd=20
> vdmad.vxd=20
> configmg.vxd=20
> vdd.vxd=20
> vmouse.vxd=20
> ntkern.vxd=20
> vflatd.vxd=20
> in either place the article says they should be in my Win98se.
> Except for startup, which takes several cntrl-alt-dlt's to get all the
> =
> way into Windows just recently, my puter runs well.
> Ideas?
> Thanks a lot,
> Ed West

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