S
Siegmund Baumann
After working with my freshly installed computer for
about half a day I receive the following application popup
"The Win 16 Subsystem has insufficent resources to
continue running. Click on OK, close your applications,
and restart your machine."
Simply killing the NTVDM process does not help. I can no
longer start any 16 bit application till I reboot my
system. If I ignore the message and continue working with
32 bit applications then explorer starts "to be crazy":
Parts of the task bar are displayed on the top of the
screen, some items are no longer displayed, etc.
Sometimes it consumes 100% of the CPU time for 1 or 2
minutes without any reason. If I kill the explorer and
start a new explorer process I can work for one or two
hours and the problems start again.
I encountered the same problem on my old computer, so I
believe it is not hardware related. I run XP and I have
all updates from windows update installed.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
about half a day I receive the following application popup
"The Win 16 Subsystem has insufficent resources to
continue running. Click on OK, close your applications,
and restart your machine."
Simply killing the NTVDM process does not help. I can no
longer start any 16 bit application till I reboot my
system. If I ignore the message and continue working with
32 bit applications then explorer starts "to be crazy":
Parts of the task bar are displayed on the top of the
screen, some items are no longer displayed, etc.
Sometimes it consumes 100% of the CPU time for 1 or 2
minutes without any reason. If I kill the explorer and
start a new explorer process I can work for one or two
hours and the problems start again.
I encountered the same problem on my old computer, so I
believe it is not hardware related. I run XP and I have
all updates from windows update installed.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.