Hi Ed,
I performed a search on your error and found that 95% of the issues that
document your exact error were resolved by replacing the RAM or rearranging
the RAM modules. I also performed a Google search and found listings that
state this error can occur if the L1 Cache on the Motherboard is damaged.
Almost all the posts I found refer to a hardware problem as being the root
cause for this error. You have a couple of options, you can take the
computer to a local vendor and have them test the Motherboard and RAM or you
can simply rearrange your RAM modules in the PC and test before contacting a
vendor. If you do not feel comfortable rearranging the RAM chips I
recommend you take the PC to a local vendor for assistance. The only other
entries I found that refer to this error mentioned the Hard Disk being setup
using a EISA Configuration utility.
Good Luck,
Matt Hendrix, [MSFT]
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"Ed Becker" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0a3e01c39de3$b23e24e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> When I try to reinstall Win2k Pro on my hard drive, I get
> an error message:
> "Missing file \i386\ntkrnlmp.exe. The error code is 4."
>
> The closest the KB comes to this is "...\i386
> \ntkrnlmp.exe. The error code is 7."
>
> Recommendations for this code don't seem to help.
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