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These error messages are often caused by faulty RAM on the computer.

Random Fatal Exception Errors While Running Windows 95/98
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q138/7/88.ASP

For complete information on Fatal Exception Errors check this site
The "Fatal Exception Error 0x:xxxxxxxx" Syndrome
http://members.home.com/mr-scary/syndrome.htm

And from another newsgroup message:
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Custom Concepts Electronic Support Center
"Troubleshooting Self-Inflicted User Problems"
http://members.aol.com/Knows98/index.htm
Knows98 wrote in message

 To Re-create the Vmm32.vxd File

 1. Restart your computer. For Windows 98, press and hold down the CTRL key
 after your computer completes the Power On Self Test (POST), and then
choose
 Command Prompt Only from the Startup menu.

 2. Type the following line to change to the Windows\System folder:

    cd \windows\system

 3. Type the following line:

    ren vmm32.vxd vmm32.old

 4. Reinstall Windows 98.

 FYI: I use the *vxd fix* on every install I do, client complaints about
 random error messages are almost none. I've noticed a lot of the *other*
 oddball errors seem to come from the *unused physical memory* dropping
 below 20, even though the Resources are still above 40%. Check with a fresh
boot, load System Monitor, add item = Unused Physical Memory, minimize it and
run several apps as you normally would. The memory drops little by little,
once it reaches a certain point, these random *Explorer caused ...*,etc. errors
 start.
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[h o b b e s 6] <don't_spam_hobbes6@geocities.com> schreef in bericht
news:01bf50d8$bbb013a0$0100a8c0@admin ...
> Random blue screens at random intervals (have tried replacing all hardware
> and clean format)
>
> Help... I recently built a machine for a local business (as an act of
> kindness, not for profit) and it seems to be cursed.  At random intervals,
> the blue screen of death appears with different messages, and after pushing
> any key, the whole machine often powers down.  This happens randomly at
> boot, during idle time, or during the execution of the financial software,
> with no consistent message for each event.  Here are a few of the messages
> that have been encountered:
>
> ...0E at 0028:C0005338 VXD VMM(01) + 00004338
>
> ...0E at 0028:E0D41D5E
>
> ...0D at 0028:C02B003F VXD IFSMGR(04) + 00007754
>
>
> Is there anyone who can make sense of this and perhaps provide a possible
> solution.  I have replaced all of the hardware except the CPU itself and
> the case/power supply.  Any tips or clue would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks.
>
>
> Chris Brigham
> cbrigham@thegrid.net