PILNE!!! - Problem z instalacją Windows 95

[Gość: Peter Weir]

Próbuję zainstalować w nowym, "dziewiczym" komputerze Windows 95.
Instalacja przebiega prawidłowo do momentu restaru komputera i pierwszego
uruchomienia pojawia się komunikat, kótrego nie potrafię obejść:
"Podczas inicjalizacji urządzenia IOS: Błąd ochrony Windows, nalezy ponownie
uruchomić komputer"

Baaardzo proszę o pomoc.

Z góry dziękuję

Pozdrawaiam
Peter Weir

[vladip]

jaki sprzęt?
jeżeli nowy to może być za szybki dla 95...
zainstaluj co najmniej 98 se

[Gość: Peter Weir]

vladip napisał:

> jaki sprzęt?
> jeżeli nowy to może być za szybki dla 95...
> zainstaluj co najmniej 98 se
>

[vladip]

odpuść sobie... win 95 nie wspiera nowego sprzętu... nie masz szans uruchomić
go na zbyt szybkim procku.. a tak BTW po co ci win 95??

link

[vladip]

support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;q312108

[Gość: Peter Weir]

OK, dzięki za informacje i za linka.
W taki razie chyba jestem skazany na XP :)))))


Tak naprawdę muszę pilnie zainstalować system na nowym kompie, a mam przy
sobie jedynie kopie instalki XP, która nie jest dyskiem "samobutującym" się i
mam problem...

Pozdrawiam

P W

[Gość: Demagog]

Czy Ty aby wiesz co mowisz ! Czy wiesz co ten komunikat znaczy ! Nie wiesz a
przyznac ze czegos sie nie wie nie boli.

[Gość: N]

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Error Message: Initializing Device IOS Windows Protection Error
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows 95

If this article does not describe the error message that you are receiving,
view the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article to view more articles that
describe error messages: If this article does not describe the error message
that you are receiving, view the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article to
view more articles that describe error messages:
Q315854 Windows 98 and Windows Me Error Message Resource Center
SYMPTOMS
When you start your computer, you may receive the following error message:

Initializing Device IOS: Windows Protection Error
When you try to restart your computer in Safe mode, you may receive the same
error message.
CAUSE
This issue can occur if a virus hooked the INT21h or INT13h chain before
Microsoft Windows is loaded, an unsafe device driver is detected, or a
protected-mode driver is missing or damaged in the Iosubsys file located in
the Windows\System\Iosubsys folder.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, you must minimize the amount of time to locate the
origin of this error message, as well as other error messages. First, focus on
any obvious changes that occurred in your computer just before you received
the error message. If you installed new software or hardware, the installation
process may have performed some action that may be the cause of your
computer's current problem.

The same situation may have occurred if you removed outdated software or
hardware. If changes occurred in your computer, revert to your original
configuration prior to the display of the error message. For example, if you
installed a new processor, install the previous processor back into your
computer and observe if the error message is resolved when you restart your
computer.

NOTE: If the error is resolved, contact the hardware manufacturer to ensure
that you are using the most recent basic input/output system (BIOS) for your
computer.

After you have eliminated the preceding behavior as the potential source of
your computer's problem behavior, try to restart your computer in Safe mode by
performing the following steps:
Restart your computer. For a Microsoft Windows 95-based computer, when you
observe the "Starting Windows 95" message, press F8, and then on the Startup
menu, click Command Prompt Only. For a Microsoft Windows 98-based computer,
press and hold down the CTRL key after your computer is finished the power-on
self test (POST), and then on the Startup menu, click Command Prompt Only.
If you receive the same error message when you try to restart your computer in
Safe mode, go to the next step (Step 3). If you can restart your computer in
Safe mode, clean boot your computer to identify the cause of your issue.

For additional information about how to perform a clean boot, click the
article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q243039 How to Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 95


Q192926 How to Perform Clean-Boot Troubleshooting for Windows 98
Make a Bootlog.txt file and examine it to identify the cause of the error.
Restart your computer using the steps outlined in the preceding step 1 and
when the Startup menu is displayed, click Step-By-Step Confirmation.
Press Y and ENTER after each line is displayed:


Load DriveSpace Driver?
Process the system registry?
Create a Startup Log file (Bootlog.txt)?
Process your Startup device drivers (Config.sys)?
Device= path\Himem.sys?
Device= path\Ifshlp.sys?
Device= path\Dblbuff.sys?
Device= path\Setver.exe?
Process your Startup command file (Autoexec.bat)?
Load the Windows graphical user interface?
Load all Windows drivers?
Restart your computer using the preceding step 1, and then on the Startup
menu, click Command Prompt Only.
Use the command prompt to view the C:\Bootlog.txt file to identify the
problem. At the command prompt, type:


edit bootlog.txt
Press ENTER, and then examine the Bootlog.txt file for "Initcomplete="
entries. These entries may provide clues as to the cause of the problem.

Each "Initcomplete=" entry must have a matching "Initcompletesuccess=" entry
on a successful start up of your system. If the last line in the Bootlog.txt
file displays an "InitFailure" or "LoadFailure" message for a driver, write
down the driver's name, exit the Bootlog.txt file, press ALT+F, press X, click
OK, and then search for the driver.

NOTE: Some virtual device drivers (VxDs) are required for Windows to run
properly. These required VxDs are loaded automatically and do not require a
registry entry. If one of the following drivers are listed as "LoadFailure",
go to Step 9.


Windows 98 Drivers
*VDD *VFLATD *VSHARE
*VWIN32 *VFBACKUP *VCOMM
*COMBUFF *VCD *VPD
*SPOOLER *UDF *VFAT
*VCACHE *VCOND *VCDFSD
*INT13 *VXDLDR *VDEF
*DYNAPAGE *CONFIGMG *NTKERN
*EBIOS *VMD *DOSNET
*VPICD *VTD *REBOOT
*VDMAD *VSD *V86MMGR
*PAGESWAP *DOSMGR *VMPOLL
*SHELL *PARITY *BIOSXLAT
*VMCPD *VTDAPI *PERF
*VKD *VMOUSE *MTRR
*ENABLE
Windows 95 Drivers

*BIOSXLAT *CONFIGMG *DYNAPAGE
*DOSMGR *EBIOS *IFSMGR
*INT13 *IOS *PAGESWAP
*SHELL *V86MMGR *VCD
*VCACHE *VCOMM *VCOND
*VDD *VDMAD *VFAT
*VKD *VMCPD *VPICD
*VTD *VTDAPI *VWIN32
*VXDLDR
If the driver is not in the preceding list, try to rename the driver and
restart Windows. At the command prompt, type the following command and press
ENTER after each command line:
dir /s driver name

where driver name is the name of the driver with an "Init Failure" or "Load
Failure" message in the Bootlog.txt file.
Type the following commands and press ENTER after each command line:
cd Path
ren driver name driver name.old

where Path is the path of the driver with an "Init Failure" or "Load Failure"
message in the Bootlog.txt file.
If you do not find any unsuccessful attempts in the Bootlog.txt file, or if
after you rename a file you still receive the error, try to locate an Ios.log
file in the Windows directory. The Ios.log file may help you to identify a
virus or it may contain information describing why the protected-mode disk
driver could not load.

For additional information about the Ios.log file, click the article number
below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q138899 Description of the Ios.log File
If the preceding steps do not resolve your issue, try to install Windows into
a new folder to verify whether or not it is compatible with your current
hardware configuration.

For additional information about how to install Windows into a new folder,
click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft
Knowledge Base:
Q142096 How to Reinstall Windows 95 to a New Folder


Q193902 How to Install Windows 98 Into a New Folder
NOTE: If you receive an error message when you attempt to install Windows into
a new folder, your hardware may need to be inspected by a professional
technician.
MORE INFORMATION
For additional information about IOS error messages, click the article numbers
below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q157924 IOS Failed to Initialize on Boot


Q164666 Err Msg: While Initializing Device IOS...


Q168866 FIX: IOS Failed to Initialize Error During Installation
First Published: May 18 2000 2:50PM
Keywords: kberrmsg kbhw win95 win98 win98se kbHardware kbWinProtectErr kbprb
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[makryba]

vladip napisał:

win 95 nie wspiera nowego sprzętu... nie masz szans uruchomić
> go na zbyt szybkim procku..

jakiś czas temu widziałem win 3.11 działający (i to jak!!) na 2x P IV (tzn.
wykorzystywał tylko jeden, ale cała architektura poza tym działała)
w95 powinien mieć tych problemów mniej...

a może ma go legalnego i niechce wywalac kaski na następne okna??