I have an older Pentium system that was experiencing problems. It was crashing during the printing process and telling me I was missing some VXD files during the system load process so I decided to reinstall Windows 98. It was going fine until it was time to reboot after it had finished the file copying part. It got to a certain point and displayed this message:
While initializing device OS:
Error: An I/O subsystem driver failed to load
Either a file in the .\iosubsys directory is corrupt,
or the system is low on memory.
I replaced the files IOS.VXD and IO.SYS after booting with the special Win 98 boot disk, but I get the same message. Any suggestions before I reformat the hard drive.
While initializing device OS:
Error: An I/O subsystem driver failed to load
Either a file in the .\iosubsys directory is corrupt,
or the system is low on memory.
I replaced the files IOS.VXD and IO.SYS after booting with the special Win 98 boot disk, but I get the same message. Any suggestions before I reformat the hard drive.