Hey all at Wilders, (sorry for reposting this again, but i mstill not sure what this relates to? i have seen on some computers but not on others very strange. I guess what im asking is if someone could confirm this should be there, sorry again S) Recently i used msconfig and while using the system configuration utility, I clicked on the WIN.INI tab and at the bottom of the row of ticked items there was a ticked box for 'Internal'. I clicked on the plus sysbol next to Internal and got the following: Internal Device=(this had lots of E's, numbers and characters next to it) Install=(this had ten numbers next to it) My questions are what does this relate to? what is it for? Should i disable it? Really hope for a reply. Thank you Sam
To give you a precise answer, we need to know what version of Windows that you are using. A minimum Windows 2000 WIN.INI file looks something like this: Code: ; for 16-bit app support [fonts] [extensions] [mci extensions] [files] [Mail] MAPI=1 [MCI Extensions.BAK] asf=MPEGVideo2 asx=MPEGVideo2 ivf=MPEGVideo2 m3u=MPEGVideo2 mp2v=MPEGVideo mp3=MPEGVideo2 mpv2=MPEGVideo wax=MPEGVideo2 wm=MPEGVideo2 wma=MPEGVideo2 wmv=MPEGVideo2 wmx=MPEGVideo2 wvx=MPEGVideo2 wpl=MPEGVideo [Solitaire] Options=95 You could back up the WIN.INI and delete the sections that you don't want. Then test the system.
im using a AMD processor with Sound and graphics cards, WinXP SP2 Home edition, hope this is what you meant, Tom
My Windows XP Home system has pretty much the same entries as my Windows 2000 system. There are two sections that are different, [Compatibility32], and [Compatibility95]. I would say delete the [Internal] section that you have if you are worried about it. But personally I think that it is harmless. Could you post your WIN.INI file?
I same the same as the post above yours but with two added extras that are> status state=running Internal Device =(E's, numbers etc) Install =ten differrent numbers Could it be a router, modem or something else? Thanx for your help