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I have encountered this situation several times. That is, on the 2003 system, for some reason, when running COMMAND, it prompts that "NTVDM encountered a hard error!" Then I went to Microsoft's support homepage to check. I checked autoexec.nt; config.nt; and also checked the file versions of 16-bit subsystems such as dosx.exe, etc., and there were no problems, but when running COMMAND, it still doesn't work. Even when running CMD, it takes a long time to get the prompt! I also searched fiercely on Baidu dozens of times, but still didn't find the real answer! The compatibility issue has also been ruled out. In boot.ini, it is set to /fastdetect /NoExecute=Optint. There are no restrictions on 16-bit programs in the group policy! I don't know if there are any experts here who have encountered such a problem and successfully solved it?

Keywords of this post: "NTVDM.exe; NTVDM encountered a hard error; CCDISK cannot start; Street Basketball;"

Try replacing an NTVDM.exe

Street basketball??? CCDISK???

Also, I want to say that this is not a DOS issue

The version of NTVDM.exe is ntvdm5.2.3790.1830. Before SP1 was applied, it was 5.2.3790. "Street Basketball; CCDISK, and their kernel programs all need to call the 16-bit subsystem!"

Long time no come, the post sank again. This problem still hasn't been solved, it's still the same. The system is 2003SP1. After running CCDISK1.4 for a few days, the interface of CCDISK can't come out, but there is this CCDISK in the process, and it's inserted into the EXPLORER process. Only after closing the EXPLORER process can CCDISK be closed. Then the symptom is that after entering CMD in the run, it takes a long time to pop up the DOS console. There is another symptom that after CCDISK starts, the NTVDM process comes out in the background and generates many CMD processes. It seems that CMD is stuck in it! It won't be like this in the normal system. I've been unclear about where the problem is! I can only reinstall the system every time! But I can guarantee that the system is not infected with a virus! Because I've checked with many tools! I still ask the kind experts to spend some time to study it! Thanks in advance here!

I've also tried the methods mentioned by the person above, but it didn't solve the problem. The files I've replaced are:
AUTOEXEC.NT
CONFIG.NT
DOSX.EXe
NTVDM.EXe
NTVDMD.DLL
REDIR.EXE
MSCDEXNT.EXE
I did these based on Microsoft's documentation, but it's still ineffective!
Also, there are many rom.dmp files in my TMP folder!
Another thing is that I didn't see any relevant records in the system log, so I'm at a loss!

[ Last edited by senffon on 2006-9-18 at 09:57 ]

Why haven't I found people who have the same problem as me?

I also want to download. I don't know why I can't download

NTVDM is just what is needed~ Thanks for providing

Been looking everywhere for this, finally found it

If the CMD takes a long time to appear, it is estimated to be a virus... Use 360, Windows Cleaner to scan, and also the new virus database of the antivirus software...