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Robert M. Ballenger (rmb@servnettech.com)
Tue, 22 Jul 1997 08:47:14 -0400
NTVDM is the NT Virtual Dos Machine, which allows DOS applications and the 16 bit Windows on Windows environment to run. What do you mean by 100%, 100% of the processor or 100% of the time? Every time you load a DOS program NT will automatically load a new NTVDM. By default, all 16 bit Windows programs run in one Windows-on-Windows environment unless you specifically set it to run in its own memory space in which case a new NTVDM will be executed. Are you running any DOS or Win16 programs? Hope this helps.
At 08:09 PM 7/21/97 -0500, Christopher M. Stach wrote:
>What is Ntvdm.exe
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>It was running at 100%, what would cause this to run at 100%?
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>Sorry for being off the topic, any help would be appreciated
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>Christopher M. Stach
>Vice President
>Simple Communication, Inc.
>cmsmn@simplecom.net
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Robert M. Ballenger, Ph.D.
V. P. Technology and Training
Serv<italic>NET</italic> Technologies