Windows Me の非公開修正モジュール一覧
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241679 Hard Disk Does Not Spin Down According to the Power Management Settings
- http://support.microsoft.com/kb/241679 (注：現在、左のリンクは元の文書とは異なる内容に変わっています。)
- Symptoms: The hard disk on your laptop computer may spin continuously, even though no programs are accessing it after the time that is specified in the Power Management tool. This problem can occur when your battery is charging (after being on battery power), or discharging (when the computer is running on battery power).
- CAUSE: This problem can occur because all programs are notified by a power broadcast message every time that the battery life percent changes; however, the Input Output Supervisor (IOS) resets the spin-down timer for the device whenever it receives the broadcast message.
Date Time Version Size File name
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01/19/2001 01:33a 4.90.3003 80,147 Ios.vxd
252185 Multiple SCSI Bus Resets Occur with a FireWire (1394) Controller
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/269218
- 次の問題の修正も含む
- 252208 PC-to-PC IEEE 1394 Connection Loses Communication After 10 Minutes
- 269218 Multiple SCSI Bus Resets Occur with a FireWire (1394) Controller
LastWriteTime Version Length Name
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07/28/2000 12:57:22 4.90.3001.1 25872 61883.SYS
07/28/2000 12:53:46 4.90.3001.1 45104 ARP1394.SYS
07/31/2000 15:59:28 4.90.3001.1 49808 OHCI1394.SYS
264386 Cannot Wake Computer from Standby with USB
- Symptoms: After you insert and eject a 16-bit PC Card or ATA PC Card, your computer may not wake up from Standby mode if you use a Universal Serial Bus (USB) keyboard or mouse to wake the computer.
- WORKAROUND: Instead of using the USB keyboard or mouse, use the power switch on the computer to resume from Standby mode.
LastWriteTime Version Length Name
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06/21/2000 19:30:46 4.90.3001.1 24928 usbd.sys
06/21/2000 19:22:38 4.90.3001.1 41840 usbhub.sys
267304 IEEE 1394 Mass Storage Device Not Present After Resuming From Standby
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/267304
- Symptoms: After resuming from suspend (S3) or hibernate (S4), IEEE 1394 mass storage devices that were attached to the system may not be available in My Computer. In addition, you may experience a Trap 14 Exception Error or the system may hang during the resume process. These latter issues are not limited to mass storage devices, and can exist with any IEEE 1394 device.
Date Time Version Size File name
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08/29/2000 03:14pm 4.90.3001 203,994 Ntkern.vxd
08/28/2000 05:15pm 4.90.3001 80,147 Ios.vxd
08/29/2000 01:03pm 4.90.3001.1 36,528 Sbp2port.sys
271264 タスク バーの電源状態表示アイコンがバッテリ 100% 充電状態を正しく表示しない
- SYMPTOMS:The Power icon on the taskbar may not be updated properly if the following conditions exist:
- You repeatedly disconnect and reconnect AC power.
- The battery charge is at 100 percent.
- Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) is enabled on your computer.
- This problem mainly applies to notebook computers.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/winme/update/11438/winme/ja/271264jpnm.exe
LastWriteTime Version Length Name
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08/22/2000 17:05:56 4.90.3000 28672 systray.exe
274175 Error Message Opening or Copying File from Folder Eight Levels Deep on CD-ROM
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/274175
- Symptoms: When you attempt to open or copy a file that is located in a folder that is eight or more levels “down” from the root folder on a CD-ROM, Windows may be unable to open or copy the file and you may receive an error message from the program that is attempting to open or copy the file.
- CAUSE: This problem occurs because the total path length, including the file name, exceeds 80 characters.
Date Time Version Size File name Platform
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10/09/00 4:55p 4.00.952 58,644 Cdfs.vxd Windows 95
10/09/00 4:55p 4.00.1113 59,153 Cdfs.vxd Windows 95 OSR2
09/29/00 5:05p 4.10.1999 58,644 Cdfs.vxd Windows 98/Second Edition
10/05/00 5:38p 4.90.3001 58,644 Cdfs.vxd Windows Me
274370 Error Message on a Blue Screen When You Try to Play Digital CD Audio
- https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/274370
- Symptoms: When you try to play digital CD audio, you may receive an error message on a blue screen that refers to one of the following files
- CAUSE: This problem can occur if your computer is equipped with a sound card, USB speakers, or any other device that enables digital audio, and any of the following Intel 800 series chip sets. The vendor-supplied driver does not set the data transfer length in the Small Computers System Interface (SCSI) request block data structure that it passes to the miniport driver.
Date Time Version Size File name Platform
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09/28/2000 10:26p 4.10.2186 32,443 Cdvsd.vxd Windows 98
09/28/2000 10:05p 4.10.2226 32,443 Cdvsd.vxd Windows 98 Second Edition
09/28/2000 10:08p 4.90.3002 41,643 Cdvsd.vxd Windows Me
276602 Device Manager Reports Code 10 for Device and Does Not Assign an Available IRQ
Date Time Version Size File name Platform
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22/11/2000 14:23 4.10.2224 69,594 Ios.vxd Windows 98 Second Edition
22/11/2000 10:54 4.10.2227 65,919 Pci.vxd Windows 98 Second Edition
27/11/2000 09:33 24,136 Mshdc.inf Windows 98 Second Edition
29/08/2001 07:31 4.90.3004 70,539 Pci.vxd Windows Millennium Edition
277784 “HIDSERV” Error Message on Suspend When Using an IBM Rapid Access III Keyboard
- 次の修正を含む
- KB271376 ‘HIDSERV’ Error Message After Hibernation with IBM Rapid Access III Keyboard
- SYMPTOMS: When you are using an IBM Rapid Access III keyboard, you may receive the following error message when you initiate Suspend mode: “Hidserv has caused an error in kernel32.dll” This problem occurs only on localized versions of Windows Millennium Edition (Me) that use a double-byte character set (DBCS) such as Japanese or Chinese.
Date Time Version Size File name
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10/20/2000 05:33p 4.90.3002.0 17,680 Hidserv.exe
281921 Computer Suspends After Resuming with Keyboard Power Key
- Symptoms: Your computer may spontaneously suspend immediately after you cause it to resume by pressing the power button on the keyboard. This problem is likely to occur only if you suspended your computer from the Start menu, and is not likely to occur if you suspended the computer by using the keyboard power button.
- CAUSE: When you press a sleep button on keyboard, a VK_SLEEP keycode message is sent to Power Manager (Vpowerd.vxd) by the Windows kernel. Vpowerd typically ignores messages while it is busy with a resume. However, there is a small time window in which Vpowerd can react to messages; if a VK_SLEEP message arrives during this time, the message is treated as a legal sleep request, and the computer is suspended.
LastWriteTime Version Length Name
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01/10/2001 13:42:24 120845 CONFIGMG.VXD
01/10/2001 13:42:50 50223 VPOWERD.VXD
284837 1394 Audio/Video Control Device Stops Working Unexpectedly
Date Time Version Size File name Operating System
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03/08/2001 09:29pm 4.10.2228 37,040 Ohci1394.sys Windows 98 Second Edition
03/09/2001 01:08pm 4.90.3004 49,872 Ohci1394.sys Windows Me
03/21/2001 06:18pm 5.0.2195.3395 37,392 ohci1394.sys Windows 2000
288430 Laptop Computer Hangs During Docking or Undocking
Date Time Version Size File name Operating system
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02/21/2001 10:27pm 4.10.2224 195,262 Ntkern.vxd Windows 98 Second Edition
03/05/2001 02:26pm 4.10.2226 472,564 Vmm.vxd Windows 98 Second Edition
02/21/2001 10:27pm 4.90.3004 203,994 Ntkern.vxd Windows Me
03/05/2001 02:34pm 4.90.3002 471,048 Vmm.vxd Windows Me
289635 Display Color Matching Does Not Occur
Date Time Version Size File name
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03/21/2001 08:44am 4.10.2002 345,680 GDI.EXE Windows 98
03/21/2001 08:49am 4.10.2002 138,752 GDI32.DLL Windows 98
03/20/2001 06:31pm 4.10.2225 345,680 GDI.EXE Windows 98 Second Edition
03/20/2001 06:38pm 4.10.2225 138,752 GDI32.DLL Windows 98 Second Edition
02/22/2001 12:39pm 4.90.3001 347,184 Gdi.exe Windows Millennium
02/22/2001 12:43pm 4.90.3001 156,672 Gdi32.dll Windows Millennium
290831 SRB_FUNCTION_SHUTDOWN Requests Not Sent to SCSI Miniports During Shutdown
290831USAM.EXE (注：英語の修正モジュールですが、ファイルのロケール(言語)はWindows Me日本語版に元からあるものと同じ英語なので含めました。)
Date Time Version Size File name Platform
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03/14/2001 7:09AM 4.10.0.2224 23,674 Scsiport.pdr Windows 98 Second Edition
03/14/2001 7:09AM 4.90.0.3001 26,957 Scsiport.pdr Windows Me
291236 Device Button May Not Start Still-Image Capture on Windows Me
- Symptoms: If you use a still-imaging capture device (such as a USB camera or USB scanner) on a computer that is running Windows Millennium Edition (Me), the first time that you press the button on the device to capture the image (for example, the snapshot button), the still image capture window opens, and the image that is currently on the device is displayed and can be saved. However, when you press the capture (or snapshot) button subsequent times, the still image capture window may not open.
- CAUSE: This problem can occur if the still-imaging method IStiDevice::Subscribe fails with an error code of RPC_S_CANNOT_SUPPORT (0x800706E4) when the method is called on Windows Me. This failure prevents the calling program from being notified of subsequent device events.
Date Time Version Size File name
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03/09/01 3:15pm 4.90.3002 220,944 Wiaservc.dll
296883 Windows Me Restarts Automatically from Hibernation
- Symptoms: If a computer that conforms to the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) specification enters hibernation after suspend by a timer setting from the Power Management tool in Control Panel, Windows Millennium Edition (Me) may restart.
- CAUSE: This problem can if the power management driver does not reset the RTC timer settings.
Date Time Version Size File name
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2001/04/20 14:24 4.90.0.3003 84,960 Acpi.sys
300568 ‘New Hardware Found’ Starting Computer with CardBus Adapter Inserted
- Symptoms: When you start your portable Windows Millennium Edition (Me)-based computer with a CardBus adapter inserted, the CardBus adapter may not be recognized, and you may receive the following message or one that is similar to it: “New Hardware Found ‘PCI Ethernet Controller’ Windows has found new hardware and is installing the software for it.” When this problem occurs, the CardBus adapter may not function correctly until you eject and then reinsert the adapter.
- CAUSE: There is a timing issue that may occur on some computers with specific processor types and speeds, in conjunction with certain CardBus adapters that have specific timing requirements for initializing or resetting the adapter. This problem occurs when the PCCard device driver (Pccard.vxd) resets the PCCard socket. If the adapter in the socket is a CardBus type adapter, Pccard.vxd immediately performs a second reset of the socket. Depending on the hardware combination, this second reset may occur during a time when the adapter is not stable, resulting in an incomplete reset of the adapter. When this occurs, the card’s registers will not return correct values, so the card will not be enumerated correctly and will not function normally.
Date Time Version Size File name Operating System
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July 3, 2001 09:33 4.90.3002 81,769 Pccard.vxd Windows Me
304708 Your Computer May Stop Responding with IEEE 1394 DVD and USB Storage Drives
- 次の修正モジュールを含む
- 274370 Error Message on a Blue Screen When You Try to Play Digital CD Audio
- SYMPTOMS: If you attempt to shut down a computer that is running Windows Millennium Edition (Me) and a Universal Serial Bus (USB) storage device and certain IEEE 1394 digital video disc (DVD) drives are attached to your computer, your computer may stop responding (hang) and your screen may be black or illegible after a delay of 15 seconds or more. If you press a key on the keyboard, your computer may shut down. When you start your computer again, the ScanDisk tool may run.
- CAUSE: This problem can occur if an input/output (I/O) request racket is issued for the IEEE 1394 drive after the drive shuts down. Because the drive no longer exists when the I/O request is issued, the packet times out after 15 seconds.
Date Time Version Size File name Operating system
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8/9/01 7:08 4.90.0.3003 41,643 Cdvsd.vxd Windows Me
307908 Error Messages When You Quit the Sounds and Multimedia Tool in Control Panel
- Symptoms: When you click OK or Cancel to quit the Sounds and Multimedia tool in Control Panel, your computer may stop responding (hang), or you may receive the following error message on a blue screen: “Error: 0D : 0157 : 00005ED7” If you then press a key, the desktop may appear for a brief moment before the blue screen reappears. After this occurs, you may receive the following error messages (or similar messages) in succession on a black screen: “RUNDLL32 caused an invalid page fault in module USER32.DLL at 0177:bff49be. EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in module USER.EXE at 0003:000008b2e.” Additionally, if the first Windows error message on a blue screen does not appear, you may receive error messages on the desktop that are similar to the preceding Rundll32 and Explorer error messages. If you click Close after you receive the second or third error messages that are in this section, you may eventually receive the first error message that is listed in this section. This problem is more likely to occur if you select any item in the Sound Event list on the Sounds tab that is listed with a speaker icon.
- CAUSE: This problem can occur if the Sounds and Multimedia tool improperly destroys a shared icon while it is cleaning up Graphics Device Interface (GDI) resources.
Date Time Version Size File name
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26-Sep-2001 16:49 4.90.3001 408,576 Mmsys.cpl
310695 DVD Player Program Cannot Access Data
- Symptoms: When you use a DVD player program to view DVD-ROM data (DVD content other than audio or video), some of the files may appear as white boxes, and the program may stop responding (hang). If you press CTRL+ALT+DEL to open the Close Program dialog box, click the program, and then click End Task, you may receive the following error message on a blue screen if you attempt to restart the DVD player program
- CAUSE: The Universal Disk Format (UDF) file system is a read-only file system that is designed to interchange data on DVDs and CD-ROMs. The UDF file system driver may not work when it tries to close a handle to a file that has multiple simultaneous opens, when a semaphore is not cleared.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/winme/update/22366/winme/ja/310695jpnm.exe
Date Time Version Size File name
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07-Nov-2001 09:02 4.90.0.3001 41,599 Udf.vxd
311561 MS-DOS Does Not Properly Process Hard Disk Hardware Errors
http://download.microsoft.com/download/WinME/Patch/22527/WinME/JA/311561JPNM.EXE
Date Time Size File name
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29-Nov-2001 12:29 110,080 Io.sys
321635 A spindown request does not spin down a hard disk on a Windows Millennium Edition-based computer
Date Time Version Size File name
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24-May-2002 16:15 NA 50,223 Vpowerd.vxd