Win95 formal active support ended in November 2001. Therefore, you must blame Usama bin Laden for this. It's all his fault. Everything that happened after 9/11 was his fault, so this might as well...

"michelle" wrote Look at the back of your computer where all the wires plug in. Is there anything that looks like this? http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/sound-card-soundblaster.gif Only the...

i need to know if i have a soundcard.i want to install a mediaplayer that needs a 16 bit soundcard.on my device manager tab,undersound,video&game controllers,only gameport joystick shows up.HELP!

"sennie" <sennier@aol.com> wrote: To get to safe mode, hold down F8 while booting. You'll get a menu from which you'll be able to select Safe Mode. www.bootdisk.com --

Verify the outgoing mail server name and the outgoing mail user name are correct. BigV wrote:

Opera used to support 95. Haven't used it in a while but you might try it. Mozilla is great, too. "Dawn" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in...

Click Start>Find>Files or Folders. In the "Named" box, type: *.cpl and in the Look In drop-down box, select the C: drive. Click Find Now. Maximise the window and click on the heading "In Folder"...

I had a nasty feeling that would be the response!<g> All I can do is wish you good luck in your search. (now - anyone want to pay me for this?<VBG>) -- Noel Paton (MS-MVP 2002-2004, Win9x) Nil...

No real idea but I assume a virus or parasite. Please post to a Win98 group. ....Alan -- Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/index.html In...

In addition to all the comments made by Bill,. check the system cooling. Sometimes a reboot will occur if the processor gets to warm. -- Jon Hildrum DTS MVP Jon_Hildrum@msn.com www.hildrum.com

"detker" <jacek.detka@xl.wp.pl> wrote in message news:1912b01c41c14$84e68500$a501280a@phx.gbl... First you must have the version of Windows 95 that has USB support. Search for usbsupp on your...

"abhishek" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: It's called a dual-boot installation. Google "dual-boot" for information. -- Tim Slattery MS MVP(DTS) Slattery_T@bls.gov

Depending on what you are trying to get from your old HD you might want to just try some old Norton undelete software and see if you can see the files you lost. Boot up on an old DOS disk to see if...

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: You have an OEM disk. OEM disks are intended to be installed on blank disks, they will not upgrade an existing system (that's one reason they're so...

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: That's probably an OEM disk. OEM disks are intended to be installed on blank disks, they will not upgrade an existing system (that's one reason they're...

Extract a new copy of RUNDLL32.EXE and CONTROL.EXE from either your Windows 98 CD or from the CAB files on your hard drive, whichever you have, to the Windows folder, using the "Extract one file"...

I had to reinstall Windows 95 and was shocked to find I it didn't have any internet software after reinstalling. A techie friend burned Internet Explorer on CD for me but I couldn't get it to...

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: If it's a full, retail CD just stick it in the drive and go, it will upgrade your existing operating system. If it's an OEM CD, it won't willingly do...

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: You don't have to format your drive. A full retail Win98 CD or an upgrade CD should upgrade your existing system to Win98. An OEM CD will not want to...

You should not have to format the harddisk and I would advise you not to do so. Bill Starbuck (MVP)