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a computer with an 80386 or higher processor. The emm386 command also enables or disables Weitek coprocessor support. Do not use this command when you are running Windows. The EMM386 device driver, EMM386.EXE, provides expanded-memory support and also provides access to the upper memory area. For information about EMM386.EXE, see EMM386.EXE. On This Page Syntax EMM386.EXE Exit Expand Syntax emm386 [on|off|auto] [w=on|w=off] To display the current status of EMM386 expanded-memory support, use the following syntax: emm386 Parameters on|off|auto Activates the EMM386 device driver (if set to on), or suspends the EMM386 device driver (if set to off), or places the EMM386 device driver in auto mode (if set to auto). Auto mode enables expanded-memory support only when a program calls for it. The default value is on. w=on|w=off Enables (if set to w=on) or disables (if set to w=off) Weitek coprocessor support. The default value is w=off. Notes Installing the EMM386.EXE device driver To use the emm386 command, you must have an 80386 or higher processor, and you must also install the EMM386.EXE device driver by using the device command in your CONFIG.SYS file. If you try to use the e
Manager used with Intel 80386 and above processors. This program allows MS-DOS computers to have access to memory above 640KB. Availability The EMM386 file emm386 command is an external command in MS-DOS command and is available in the
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below versions of Windows and MS-DOS as emm386.exe. MS-DOS 5.0 and above Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT unable to set page frame base address virtualbox Windows 2000 EMM386 Syntax Turns on or off EMM386 expanded memory support. EMM386 [ON | OFF | AUTO] [W=ON | W=OFF] ON | OFF | AUTO Activates or suspends https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc722864.aspx EMM386.EXE device driver, or places it in auto mode. W=ON | OFF Turns on or off Weitek coprocessor support. EMM386 examples EMM386 Typed alone would load the extended memory manager, usually by default this would be loaded in the autoexec.bat. EMM386 error messages EMM386 error number Description 0 Divide Error 1 Debugger interrupt 2 Non-maskable interrupt 3 Breakpoint 4 http://www.computerhope.com/emm386hl.htm Overflow interrupt 5 Array boundary violation. 6 Invalid Opcode 7 Coprocessor not available. 8 Double fault 9 Coprocessor segment overran. 10 Invalid task statement. 11 Segment not present. 12 Stack exception. 13 General Violation 14 Page fault 16 Coprocessor Error To resolve error 12 from C:\> Type edit config.sys and add the below line STACKS=16,256; if you already have a stacks line in the config.sys, ensure it is =16,256. Error 13 is an indication that a software program or driver is trying to use protected mode without cooperating with EMM386. You may need to obtain VCPI-compliant version of the program or driver from your vendor to correct this error message. Additional information See our memory manager definition for further information and related links on this term. Was this page useful? YesNo Feedback E-mail Share Print Search Recently added pages View all recent updates Useful links About Computer Hope Site Map Forum Contact Us How to Help Top 10 pages Follow us Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest YouTube RSS © 2016 Computer Hope Legal Disclaimer - Privacy Statement
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message: EMM386 has detected error #12 in an application at memory address xxxx:yyyy. To minimize the chance of data loss, EMM386 has halted your computer. For more information, see the Readme.Txt file. The information in the README.TXT file (either in the \DOS directory or in the directory where the installed program is located) may be somewhat vague about this problem, even if it is mentioned at all. There are fixes or workarounds for this problem, however, that can be tried. The first solution -- and it is the most likely cause for the problem with game software -- is to disable the POWER.EXE driver in CONFIG.SYS. The best method for doing this is to create a boot disk to use when running your game program as follows: 1. Exit from Windows, go to the DOS prompt, put a blank diskette in drive A:, and enter the command FORMAT A: /S /U When it asks for a volume label for the diskette, enter BOOTDISK or something that will help you identify it. When it is done, mark the paper label as Boot Disk for XXXX (XXXX is the name of the game you want to run). 2. With the boot disk in the drive, copy the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files from C:\ to the A: drive. The commands would be: COPY C:\CONFIG.SYS A:\ COPY C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT A:\ 3. Next, at the DOS prompt, enter the command: E A:\CONFIG.SYS to see the contents of the file on the screen. 4. Look for the line that has POWER.EXE and put the word REM in at the start of that line. It should look like: REM DEVICE=C:\DOS\POWER.EXE /ADV:MIN when you're done with the change. 5. Press the F4 key to cause the change to be saved and return you to DOS. 6. With the diskette still in the drive, reboot the system. Exit Windows after bootup, and then try the game or DOS program again. In all likelihood, it will work now. You can then use the boot diskette to start up the system when you want to run this game or DOS application. 7. By disabling the POWER.EXE driver, the use of Rapid Resume or Standby may be affected. If this is the case, you can remove the diskette from the drive and reboot the system so that your system can boot up from the hard drive normally. Rapid Resume and Standby will then function as before. If you have other game