When booting, I SOMETIMES get the following error message:
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WINDOWS: Terminating thread due to a stack overflow problem. A VxD, possibly recently installed, has consumed too much stack space. Increase the setting of “MinSP” in SYSTEM.INI or remove recently installed VxD’s. There are currently 4 SPs allocated. Press any key to continue.
<<<<<<<<<< This has happened about 4-5 times over the last few months. When I first got the error, I changed the value of "MinSP" in my SYSTEM.INI from 4 to 6. I only get the error occasionally. I built the machine about 6 months ago. Pentium III, 933 MHz, 128 MB Ram (1 DRAM stick), Asus CUV4X-E motherboard, ATI Rage 128 graphics card, 3Com NIC, two hard drives - one of which (D-Drive) is removable, CD-Rom drive, internal ZIP drive, 3-1/2" FDD, Windows 95(b). I do load and unload software from time to time. And I do have this machind defined as a server on our LAN, but it's only accessed to write data to the removable HDD. Thanks, jr