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by thechas
Just a guess,
Do you have a 3com brand NIC in your system?
Or, are you connected to a network with 3com brand components?
If so, shut down the PC, and remove the NIC form it's slot.
Without the NIC in place, you should be able to boot.
Check the folder with the 3com driver or network programs for the file. If you find it, make sure that the shortcuts in the startup folder point to the correct folder.
(You may need to re-install the driver for the NIC.)
Chas
by sliwolf1
by dklippert
3CMLNKW.exe is actually a 3com modem file which resides in c:\windows\system.
If you're not using a 3com cable modem, check MSConfig for any entries and delete the modem. Otherwise reinstall the modem software.
by sliwolf1
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