Stewart,

The key here is the "VXD..." part. That indicates a device driver, specifically your 
video card driver. Access your display settings from your desktop by right-clicking 
on any empty area and select "Properties" from the drop-down menu. Next, go to the 
"Settings" tab and click on "Advanced Properties" and then on "Adapter". 

Check your adapter type to make sure you have the proper adapter displayed and not 
the generic Windows graphics driver. If you do have the proper adapter and drivers, 
then click on the "Performance" tab. In the Graphics section on this sheet, note 
the position of the "Hardware Acceleration" tab and back it off (to the left) one 
notch to see if that helps. Reboot and try again.

hth

A3D





On Tuesday, October 9, 2001 at 6:03 pm, Stewart Setchfield wrote:
>I have a question about What 
>to do about a Page-fault, Illegal operation, or Fatal exception Error:

>Hello, I recently installed a new RAM card in a AMD K6-233 system it was a Kingston 
>64Meg card.  This upgraded my system to 96 Megs.  In addition I installed a new 
56K 
>modem.  The RAM seems to be fine according to my system info., but when I try to 
>connect to the internet via my local provider, I keep getting this message.  "A 
fatal 
>exception 0E has occured at 0028:C10185FF in VXD Win95AC"  Can anyone tell me what 
>this means and how I might solve this problem.  My device manager tells me that 
the 
>new modem is working properly, but I can't get on-line from my home computer.
>

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