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Windows XP/2000 - System crashing posted in the Operating Systems forums; Originally Posted by joe5 OK , to get rid of that 4226 error you posted run this tool and set the limit to 50 (default): http://www.lvllord.de/ And uninstall this one ...

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Originally Posted by joe5
OK , to get rid of that 4226 error you posted run this tool and set the limit to 50 (default):

http://www.lvllord.de/


And uninstall this one in the device manager , reboot , and let windows reinstall it:

Via AC '97 Enhanced Audio controller VDH

Hi Joe,
I noticed I had already replied afrter I had clicked ,must be age you know, anyway am going to do what you said,have had a lot of trouble booting up in the last day or two,but its been ok the last 4 hours.
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Originally Posted by joe5
OK , to get rid of that 4226 error you posted run this tool and set the limit to 50 (default):

http://www.lvllord.de/


And uninstall this one in the device manager , reboot , and let windows reinstall it:

Via AC '97 Enhanced Audio controller VDH

Went to the web site above tried to download the 4226 patch,mesaage came up " file is either invalid or corrupt,will try again sometime.
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Joe,
Have now done all you have told me too,went to another site for the 4226 patch,installed it, then device manage uninstalled the 97 audio driver and restarted, every thing went well, got a bit worried when it asked do you want to change existing files but I bit the bullet and did it........Thank you for all your help I will see how it go's
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Ive got my fingers crossed! Let's hope it helped.


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Had a crash this morning,event viewer said the following'

DetailsProduct:Windows Operating SystemEvent ID:10Source:redbookVersion:5.2Symbolic Name:REDBOOK_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DRIVEMessage:This drive has not been shown to support digital audio playback. ExplanationThe drive does not appear to support digital audio playback.
User ActionReplace the optical drive.
Version:5.0Symbolic Name:REDBOOK_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DRIVEMessage:This drive has not been shown to support digital audio playback. ExplanationThe drive does not appear to support digital audio playback.
User ActionReplace the optical drive.
Currently there are no Microsoft Knowledge Base articles available for this specific error or event message. For information about other support options you can use to find answers online, see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx.

How does one replace the optical drive? I think we are getting somewhere,seems more stable than it did.
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Originally Posted by joe5
Ive got my fingers crossed! Let's hope it helped.

Hi Joe,
What I have done is device manager, on the via'97 digital audio I unticked it so to disable it, restarted and it downloaded another, so lets hope thats it. many thanks for taking the time and troulble with me.


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Incase you still get that error , what is the brand and model of youre cd/dvd drive(s)?

And also are you actually using a cd/dvd drive when you get that error?


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