https://ipx.network/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=GpfGpf - Revision history2026-05-02T13:19:43ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.38.4https://ipx.network/w/index.php?title=Gpf&diff=80&oldid=prevYyzkevin: Created page with "== In Microsoft Windows 3.1, what causes frequent GPFs (General Protection Faults)? == The problem may be with the areas of memory Microsoft Windows 3.1 is trying to access. If you are experiencing frequent Windows 3.1 crashes, try starting Windows with this command: win /d:xsv If the GPFs do not appear, in your <code>system.ini</code> file, under the "386Enh" section, add the following line: VirtualHDIRQ=off If the GPFs continue, try starting Windows with this com..."2024-05-14T05:38:57Z<p>Created page with "== In Microsoft Windows 3.1, what causes frequent GPFs (General Protection Faults)? == The problem may be with the areas of memory Microsoft Windows 3.1 is trying to access. If you are experiencing frequent Windows 3.1 crashes, try starting Windows with this command: win /d:xsv If the GPFs do not appear, in your <code>system.ini</code> file, under the "386Enh" section, add the following line: VirtualHDIRQ=off If the GPFs continue, try starting Windows with this com..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== In Microsoft Windows 3.1, what causes frequent GPFs (General Protection Faults)? ==<br />
The problem may be with the areas of memory Microsoft Windows 3.1 is trying to access. If you are experiencing frequent Windows 3.1 crashes, try starting Windows with this command:<br />
win /d:xsv<br />
If the GPFs do not appear, in your <code>system.ini</code> file, under the "386Enh" section, add the following line:<br />
VirtualHDIRQ=off<br />
If the GPFs continue, try starting Windows with this command:<br />
win /d:xs<br />
If the GPFs do not appear, in your <code>system.ini</code> file, under the "386Enh" section, add the following line:<br />
SystemROMBreakPoint=false<br />
If the GPFs continue, try starting Windows with this command:<br />
win /d:x<br />
If the GPFs do not appear, in your <code>system.ini</code> file, under the "386Enh" section, add the following line:<br />
EMMExclude=A000-EFFF<br />
While this should get Windows running more reliably, you should try to narrow down the range of memory that actually has to be excluded.<br />
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''Last modified on'' 2018-01-18 08:57:59''.''</div>Yyzkevin