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14 Nov 2004

Alternatively I could cheat and slap it up in here!
This person has the exact same issue I`m having.

Solution Title: Missing , , , Vserver in Win98
Date Asked: 04/10/2003 01:13AM PDT
Date Answered: 05/07/2003 01:26AM PDT
Hi All,
I have the following problem, any 1 can help me without format my Hard disk
Currently I using windows 98.
Before go into windows came out 4 Messages, these 4 error messages are:
Cannot find a device file that may be need to run windows application.
The windows registry or file refers to this device file, but the device file no longer exists.
If you deleted this file on purpose, try uninstalling the associated application using its uninstall or setup program.
If you still want to use the application associated with this device file, try reinstalling that application to replace missing file.

Cannot find a device file that may be need to run windows application.
The windows registry or file refers to this device file, but the device file no longer exists.
If you deleted this file on purpose, try uninstalling the associated application using its uninstall or setup program.
If you still want to use the application associated with this device file, try reinstalling that application to replace missing file.

Cannot find a device file that may be need to run windows application.
The windows registry or file refers to this device file, but the device file no longer exists.
If you deleted this file on purpose, try uninstalling the associated application using its uninstalled or setup program.
If you still want to use the application associated with this device file, try reinstalling that application to replace missing file.

Cannot find a device file that may be need to run windows application.
The windows registry or file refers to this device file, but the device file no longer exists.
If you deleted this file on purpose, try uninstalling the associated application using its uninstall or setup program.
If you still want to use the application associated with this device file, try reinstalling that application to replace missing file.
Vserver
After i press 4 time Enter button.
Then my PC continue loading into windows but before load everything done, another error message came out again that is:
Unable to load the dynamic link library:

The system cannot find the file specified:
Microsoft Network
Thank You every one of u...
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Venusxxx

14 Nov 2004

What you've gotta do is remvoed this file from the file
if you open un from Notepad, you will see a list of file locate the lines stating this files and delete them out
if ya want to ad me to MSN its and i'll try and walk u thought it
JGL

14 Nov 2004

No, it`s a fresh harddrive with an updated version of Norton running. I`m wondering if it`s something to do with the way I setup Norton, I`m not very good with Firewalls. Either that, or some issue with a windows update, the problems began after I updated the system.
Venusxxx

14 Nov 2004

Try here
Hope it helps.

14 Nov 2004

Cheers, I had a few good sites like this in my favourites, but lost them when my HD bit the dust. Be good to get a few back!
Venusxxx

15 Nov 2004

Quote by cu3b4ll
Try here
Hope it helps.

Does the machine have a network card, or just the modem? I've had this happen when a neetwork card has been setup wrong, or removed, or Windows has just got confused.
Probably worth checking Device Manager to see if there's any network adapter conflicts, as well as pulling the MS Network Client (as in that link), and the TCP protocol. You will need to go and add the TCP after a reboot though, as it's what the PC uses to talk to the internet!

15 Nov 2004

Quote by Shambolic
Try here
Hope it helps.

Does the machine have a network card, or just the modem? I've had this happen when a neetwork card has been setup wrong, or removed, or Windows has just got confused.
Probably worth checking Device Manager to see if there's any network adapter conflicts, as well as pulling the MS Network Client (as in that link), and the TCP protocol. You will need to go and add the TCP after a reboot though, as it's what the PC uses to talk to the internet!
:shock: :shock: :shock:
Just the modem as far as I know.
Venusxxx

15 Nov 2004

Quote by VenusnMars
with an updated version of Norton running.
Venusxxx

IMHO Norton causes just as many problems as it solves. Some people seem to like Norton but personally I wipe it from any machine that turns up here.
It does look like the error messages you are getting refer to a network card. Even if its a stand alone pc,there may be a network card inside.
If it is a new drive as you suggest, maybe it would be worth fdisk'ing and format c: and start again. (assuming you have all your cd's for the drivers and software to get you back and running).
Ian

15 Nov 2004

Yes, I have the drivers, although it`ll be a sod reinstalling everything again, especially since aside from the error messages there seems to be no effect. I used to use AVG, but that is soon to be discontinued, so I didn`t bother with it this time around.
I`ll wait til Mars comes home, he`s more familiar with what hardware we have.
Venusxxx

15 Nov 2004

There is a new version of AVG free out, they are just discontinuing the old one. Check out their web site for info

15 Nov 2004

Oh! Cheers for that! Of course I`ll still need a firewall, which Norton seems to have covered. I`ll fix the current issue, and if it is down to Norton then I`ll change.
Venusxxx