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How to Repair the Vmm32.vxd File

Now, for a HOT tip, try making a Batch file (.BAT) to extract all the files at once. To make a Batch file type each command on one line, then go to the next line and type the next command. Each command consists of the file name you want to extract. Save the file and run it. Example of the Batch file that I will save as VmmList.bat:
Extract /A Base2.cab /E VDD.vxd /L C:WindowsSystemVmm32
Extract /A Base2.cab /E Vflatd.vxd /L C:WindowsSystemVmm32
Extract /A Base2.cab /E Biosxlat.vxd /L C:WindowsSystemVmm32

For those of you who know about Wininit.ini you can create a new Vmm32.vxd file using the following example, and extracting the required files to a temp folder. Rename the existing Vmm32.vxd and extract the standard Vmm32.vxd from your cabinet files. This method is not recommended for beginners, I have seen to many Vmm32.vxd files get corrupt installing 3rd party software when the vendor try's to use the Wininit file to add a VXD to the Vmm32.vxd.
[SetupOptions]
Combine=1

[CombineVxDs]
C:WindowsTempBiosxlat.vxd = C:WindowsSystemVmm32.vxd

 
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This is how to repair or replace a damaged or missing Vmm32.vxd file. People looking for "Unable to find VMM32.VXD" or "Cannot find or corrupt Windows Loader".

Creation Date March 22,2008
Article Tags Corruption Windows Millineum Me
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