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If, when booting from the floppy diskette you experience the same errors, there is a hardware issue with your computer memory or your motherboard. To determine this, boot from a known good bootable diskette that loads the himem.sys and the emm386.exe files. If you have completed all of the above recommendations and continue to experience the same issues, you may be experiencing a memory issue. Ensure that before these files are copied over to the computer experiencing the issue that the himem.sys and the emm386 files are deleted first. Replace these files with a known good himem.sys and emm386 by copying the files from a bootable floppy diskette or copying from another computer. The files may be corrupt and causing the memory managers to load improperly or not at all. For additional information about remarking the lines of your autoexec.bat and config.sys files, see autoexec.bat and config.sys page. Once the error is determined, edit the file with the line that caused your error and temporarily remark that line. You should be prompted to say Yes or No to load each line. To do this, as the computer is booting, press F5 when you see the message Starting MS-DOS. If you're running Windows 3.x or MS-DOS 6.x or earlier, boot the computer step-by-step to verify if a line in the autoexec.bat or config.sys is causing your issue. If the issue persists, skip to the next section. Once the files are renamed, reboot the computer to see if the issue persists. If you have Windows 9x or above, rename those files by typing the following commands. Memory managers or other TSRs can have conflicting information and cause himem or emm386 errors. Autoexec.bat or config.sys have conflicting data or programs causing this issue

Either of these files can be copied from another computer or bootable floppy diskette. If it appears you typed in the command properly then the file is missing. If, when typing dir for either the himem.sys or the emm386.exe file, you receive a message file not found, first verify that the file was typed in properly. Verify that both himem.sys and emm386 are present on the computer by typing the following commands at the MS-DOS prompt. Below is a listing of enn386.exe and himem.sys errors you may encounter while booting a computer with MS-DOS or Windows.