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could be bad connections in the cable. mostly it's monitor faults (not vga card) //Regards Soaplover

get a ntfs bbot disk from sysinternals.com //Regards Soaplover

Don't forget the powersupply ,if you are rebuilding you can end up drawing more power than today's setup . I would agree with paparazi about the WD (have it myself) . I would : 1) faster HDD (check if improvments are to your liking) if not 2)faster cpu and more ram.(check if improvments are to...

i use this one. Mobile Net Switch enables you to use your computer on more then one network with the click of a button. Mobile Net Switch allows you to automatically select the correct drive mappings, printer settings, IP settings and much more! http://www.mobilenetswitch.com/ //Regards Soaplover

Of course they cannot be detected with no power (sorry). If there is no 12v on the molex connectors PSU must have gone bad . Is the fans running ( cpu fan , cabinet fan etc.) //Regards Soaplover

Files under root needed to boot windows 98. IO.SYS (hidden) MSDOS.SYS (hidden) COMMAND.COM AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS if you did what was on the other site ( sys a: c: ) you might need to replace this files . They can be copied between systems running same os (just unhide the hidden ones)...

There should be a MSDOS.SYS file in your C:try to unhide with ATTRIB -H C:\MSDOS.SYS clear readonly ATTRIB -r C:\MSDOS.SYS It should have the following content: [Paths] WinDir=C:\WINDOWS WinBootDir=C:\WINDOWS HostWinBootDrv=C [Options] Autoscan=0 BootGUI=0 BootKeys=1 BootMenu=1...

in c:do a dir command you can save it as a text file using pipe parameter. eg at a floppy . post the result. c:\>dir > a:\dir.txt //Regards Soaplover

Easiest way we do is to mail the users the reg file. Either as .bat or .reg ,of course mail client must not block the attatchment . //Regards Soaplover

in most bios'es there are an option to read temperatures . often called "pc health status" or simular . The voltages should be visible there . Drives use 12v . Or you could disconnect e.g a cdrom and measure the molex connector with a volt meter . check also that bios recognize the...

they are in C:(but possibly with read only attributes on them) type in ATTRIB -h -r C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT ATTRIB -h -r C:\CONFIG.SYS //Regards Soaplover

It could be that fenix had an install of this cd on another machine. //Regards Soaplover

Have you tried a add remove + "repair office" //Regards Soaplover

Fine ,glad it worked out 4U , btw thanks for the star. //Regards Soaplover

Go here and download a utility that reads the product key from your registry (for w95/98/ME systems) . http://www.dougknox.com/utility/scripts_desc/productkey.htm //Regards Soaplover