HELP!

No. It is just a blank blue screen.

Then we're in the wrong folder. Exit out of there. Go here: C:\windows\system32 Then do Edit System.ini

I'm not sure what I am doing wrong now. It keeps telling me I have typed a bad command or file name.

from here; C:\windows\system32 (type in) edit system.ini

I have the C:\WINDOWS> But when I type in system32 or \system32 or system 32 or \system 32 It keeps telling me I have used a bad command or file name

type in exit and get back into windows.

Click Start> Search or Find> and search for all files, type in system.ini

Hey! Now THERE'S an improvement! I found a file that says SYSTEM.INI - and it says the type of file is Configuration Settings.

Where's it located?

C:\WINDOWS

This is also a Windows ME - not XP - would that make a difference?

go back to the MS Dos Prompt
C:\windows type in Edit System.ini tap enter

Add the following line to the [boot] section of the file:
drivers=mmsystem.dll

click File > Save then exit back to windows, reboot

Okay! That worked!

So everything is good?

Well…..it is better. I am no longer getting all the rundll errors or the errors in kernel 32 when I start the computer. (yet). I am still not able to change the display to anything but 16 colors. And now - for some reason - the McAffee Virus Scan (loaded through AOL) comes on when I start the computer - but disables itself when I open something. This started BEFORE I made that change to the boot section. I'm not quite sure what is causing it. I thought it might be the Window Washer that someone installed…because the Virus Scan disabled when it started loading, or when I shut it off. SO I uninstalled the Window Washer. But the Virus Scan just disabled when I clicked on the Dial Up connections to log on. It DOES seem to stay on when I manually re-enable it though. And am not having all the problems with pop-ups, the web browser changing, etc. anymore. Free Free

Do you know what video card you have?