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I am receiving a message, after the boot, that my computer has not loaded EMM386. I have tried to reload it but to no avail. How can I fix this problem.
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by thechas
Unless you are running DOS or Windows 3.11, you do not need to load EMM386.
From the run dialog box, type sysedit
press enter and run the program.
Rem out (place the letters REM and a space at the start of the line) the line(s) that reference EMM386 in config.sys and autoexec.bat
Save the changed files.
Close sysedit, and reboot.
That will eliminate the error.
If your system works fine afterwords, (which it should) you can run sysedit again, and remove the lines.
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