[redstar85]

Hi everyone,

I have my other problem w/ the USB audio device (Sony/Xitel digital Pclink) solved, but now I have this one....I restarted after I fixed the other problem, and then looked at the device manager to make sure everything was working. When got there under my USB audio device it said: NTKERN.vxd and MMDEVLDR.vxd USB device drivers for this divice could not load this device driver (code 2). It said I should update the driver, which I did, no luck, same message. I have windows 98. Anybody help me out on this one?

Thanks

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[Rockn]

If you have Win98 I have no idea why you would be getting an NT Kernal VXD error. I would blow out all the drivers and associated applications for this device and reinstall them. You might also want to check the manufacturers web site for updated drivers and utilities.

 

[redstar85]

See, the thing is, it is suppose to run off of all generic windows 98 drivers. But my win98 cd is at home (i am attending college) so i just downloaded all the needed drivers for the program. I hear that a lot of people have had this problem w/ ntkern/mmdevldr.vxd though. Plus win98 was added to this computer. Win95 was the orignal OS (Pretty sure it was anyway). Where should the ntkern/mmdevldr.vxd be located in the computers files to work, if that has any affect.

Any ideas?

Redstar85