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martin0820
16-bit applications no longer run on my PC. This includes a part of Adobe
Lightroom (!) that checks periodically for photos to download (apdproxy.exe).
If it is attempted to run a 16-bit application, Windows reports the error:
"NTVDM has encountered a problem and needs to close."
Until recently, 16-bit applications ran OK. I'm not sure what caused this
problem; it may have been installiing Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition,
or it may be that this application uncovered the problem.
I obtained hotfix 890076 from Microsoft and installed it with no errors
reported. Per the associated knowledge base article, the files listed below
are supposed to update, however, only Ntvdim.exe was updated; the rest
retained their original timestamps. (Yes, I applied the registry change.)
06-Jul-2005 22:59 3.10.0.103 92,224 Krnl386.exe
06-Jul-2005 22:56 33,840 Ntio.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 34,560 Ntio404.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 35,648 Ntio411.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 35,424 Ntio412.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 34,560 Ntio804.sys
06-Jul-2005 23:49 5.1.2600.1715 397,312 Ntvdm.exe
04-Jun-2004 00:43 5.1.2600.1562 245,760 Wow32.dll
06-Jul-2005 23:38 5.1.2600.2715 420,864 Ntvdm.exe
06-Jul-2005 23:41 5.1.2600.2715 30,720 Arpidfix.exe
I'm not sure what to do next. Is this due to one of the files listed above,
something added to the registry... ?? Can I copy files from a PC known to be
OK, and if so, which ones?
The PC in question is an Asus P4P800E mb with Radeon 9600 video with XP
Professional SP2. SP2 was installed recently, but this problem predates the
SP2 installation.
Lightroom (!) that checks periodically for photos to download (apdproxy.exe).
If it is attempted to run a 16-bit application, Windows reports the error:
"NTVDM has encountered a problem and needs to close."
Until recently, 16-bit applications ran OK. I'm not sure what caused this
problem; it may have been installiing Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition,
or it may be that this application uncovered the problem.
I obtained hotfix 890076 from Microsoft and installed it with no errors
reported. Per the associated knowledge base article, the files listed below
are supposed to update, however, only Ntvdim.exe was updated; the rest
retained their original timestamps. (Yes, I applied the registry change.)
06-Jul-2005 22:59 3.10.0.103 92,224 Krnl386.exe
06-Jul-2005 22:56 33,840 Ntio.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 34,560 Ntio404.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 35,648 Ntio411.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 35,424 Ntio412.sys
06-Jul-2005 22:56 34,560 Ntio804.sys
06-Jul-2005 23:49 5.1.2600.1715 397,312 Ntvdm.exe
04-Jun-2004 00:43 5.1.2600.1562 245,760 Wow32.dll
06-Jul-2005 23:38 5.1.2600.2715 420,864 Ntvdm.exe
06-Jul-2005 23:41 5.1.2600.2715 30,720 Arpidfix.exe
I'm not sure what to do next. Is this due to one of the files listed above,
something added to the registry... ?? Can I copy files from a PC known to be
OK, and if so, which ones?
The PC in question is an Asus P4P800E mb with Radeon 9600 video with XP
Professional SP2. SP2 was installed recently, but this problem predates the
SP2 installation.