Kernel error solved

Greetings!

A German user reports that the dreaded Kernel32.dll error can be
removed by upping some DOS settings in Win95.

files=65
buffers=40
stacks=65,512


and in WIN.INI you may need to add:

[385Enh] -> dunno if that shouldn't be [386Enh]...
MinSPs=6


Feedback on whether it works or not is welcome.

Helmar

On Wed, 09 Dec 1998 09:12:05 GMT, helmar@operasoftware.com (Helmar Rudolph) wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> [385Enh] -> dunno if that shouldn't be [386Enh]...

I _think_ it should ;-)

$) Henri
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In article <366e3967.4040932@opera.nta.no>, helmar@operasoftware.com
says...
> Greetings!
>
> A German user reports that the dreaded Kernel32.dll error can be
> removed by upping some DOS settings in Win95.
>
> files=65
> buffers=40
> stacks=65,512
>

This should go into CONFIG.SYS in the root directory.

>
> and in WIN.INI you may need to add:
>
> [385Enh] -> dunno if that shouldn't be [386Enh]...
> MinSPs=6

The [386Enh] section is actually in SYSTEM.INI, not WIN.INI


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Three days ago I read someone's post that suggested getting TweakUI and running the Repair System Files under the Repair tab. I haven't had a Kernel32.DLL
error since!!!!!!!

I spoke too soon. Twice since my post!