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E:\installs\TeraUSB\VTruck2.exe

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just reformtted my hard drive and am getting this error message at start up, i know its somethign to do with my ntl cable internet and this Virtual Truck program as i have had this proble before but cannot remeber what to do to get rid of it. the whole error message reads as this:

Cannot find a file necessary to continue Virtual Truck setup:

E:\installs\TeraUSB\VTruck2.exe

Thanks for any replies.

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    DingbatDingbat Posts: 2,930
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    Sounds like your system is looking for the driver for the Cable Modem.

    Do you still have the Get Started CD which came with the CM? If so, see if it has the folder/files shown.
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    Tumble weedTumble weed Posts: 8,200
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    Found the answer on another forum...
    This is a "Frequent problem" with Broadband Installer CDs v1.1 and 1.2. It was addressed in V1.3, but still occurs.

    It can be caused by people clicking on the "X" in the top right of the Broadband Installer application rather than using the closedown options in the application.

    The typical error message which shows on start up is:

    Please insert your CD-ROM with the Virtual Truck Program. Looking for file:

    F:\INSTALLS\TERAUSB\VTRUCK2.EXE

    Where F:\ is the CD Rom drive in this case.

    To correct this, do the following (Windows 98 example)

    Click Start,
    Click Run.
    Enter msconfig and click OK.
    Click on the Win.ini tab.
    Click the [+] sign beside [windows].
    If you see an entry "run= involving \vtagent\reboot.exe", then untick it.
    Click OK to exit.

    For Windows XP

    From my computer, navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup and delete the vtagent icon


    Done! It shouldn't happen again!
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 556
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    excellent, thanks mate.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 278
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    Tumble weed wrote: »
    Found the answer on another forum...





    tumbleweed, if you get this message, thanks mate, i had this problem when i got back on.
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    Tumble weedTumble weed Posts: 8,200
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    Just glad to be of assistance. :)
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 352
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    Hi

    I am running Vista and experiencing the same problem any idea what I need to do to clear it?

    Thanks
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