VXD and 386 errors occur when starting the system

Q: My operating system showed several error messages when the .VXD and .386 files are invalid at startup. What is the matter?
A: The main reasons for this error are the following.
1. You have recently installed an incompatible hardware driver or network component in your system. You can uninstall these programs to resolve the issue.
2. You recently uninstalled some programs, and these programs are corrupted due to their own imperfections. If you have backed up the registry files in your system, you can perform recovery operations. If not, It can also be fixed by some registry repair tool software. If you can't find the tool software at the moment, you can also run the regedit command in “Start →Run” to start the "Registry Editor", and use the "Search" function in the menu to display the system when it starts up. The primary key of those files is found and deleted, then save and exit & nbspquo; Registry Editor & rdquo;