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my mother-in-law (hoo boy, here we go...) has a compaq deskpro 5441 running win98se. it came with 64 mb of ram, which actually showed up as 56mb in windows system properties (shared 8mb with video). i bought two, used sticks of 64mb pc100 ram and added it into slots 2 and 3. when i restarted...

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could you accidently be using a straight cable instead of a passthrough? been there, done that.

you could do two things: 1. change the text entry font in the interaction icon to wingdings or dingbats 2. set the text entry display mode to transparent.

do you use a crossover cable? if so, it should go between the router and dsl modem. i accidently switched the crossover with a straight cable and lost dsl. just a thought.

try this product... http://www.dataviz.com/products/macopener/mo_macmedia.html

well, it is fixed, for now... the pc saw me take the system cd out of the wrapper and it got scared! actually what happened is that before i reformatted the hard drive, i decided to start removing startup programs. the first to go was norton antivirus. after removal, i restarted and things...

sheesh--it is still happening. i zipped up the most recent video drivers and installed them from 9 floppies (fun). no luck. i scanned the registry for problems. none found. i restored the registry to the last 3 saves. no luck. i did an fdisk /mbr and sys c:. no luck. i checked for noide...

urgh---i just went to the video driver download page, and the driver is 10mb. since the computer only boots in safe mode, and without cd-rom support, any ideas on how i can get the new driver on the computer? i am going to have to see if the owner has the original video drivers on floppy disk...

thanks for the suggestions. bootlog.txt shows some fonts are failing to load, and then further down stops with four htree\reserved lines. i searched the net, and found an article at...

i have a friend whose win98 computer just started booting into only safe mode. i looked for wnbootng.sts and could not find the file, so i could not delete it. i tried hitting f8 and selecting normal on startup and the machine starts to boot, shows the win98 splash screen, then goes to a...

or, rather than running cable, you could get a wireless router and two wireless cards for the pc's.

i have seen this message before, but when it happened to us, the session had timed out. that was because we had set the session timeout to be to short in the LMS, and the students were taking too long to take the test. our error happened when they tried to submit their tests to be scored...

check: Tools>Internet options>Advanced and see if you have "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts" checked. Hope this helps.

Go to your Explorer Tools>Internet Options and click the Advanced tab. See if you have the 'Reuse windows for launching shortcuts' selected? If it is selected, uncheck it.