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Can you connect to 192.168.1 with your browser? i.e http://192.168.1.1 Are you sure that is your router address? Try 192.168.0.1 try pinging 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.0.1 or even all the way through 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.255.253 what does winipcfg have to say? Once you connect to the net OK 98...

As I already mentioned all other software is happy with the printer. That includes notepad and even wp5.1 for DOS! It is only quicken that will not play ball. You can print - but nothing happens. Absolutely nothing. No hour glass, no print, nothing in the printer queue, zilch, nothing. What...

Basically it's all to do with dye sensitivity and reaction speed. The faster the dye reacts and the less power from the laser it requires to change state then the faster the data can be written. Sometimes it helps to get a clean burn by reducing the write speed from the maximum. You will never...

I have a customer with quicken 2000. They recently changed their printer as the old one died. They called me in because quicken would not print. The printer is networked on another PC (workgroup) There is only one printer. The machine with quicken 2000 is running Windows Me The symptoms are...

Couldn't agree more Rick998. It's all a bit of a nightmare. I don't use automatic updates for that very reason. I know people who swear my Norton - but myself - I can't stand it.

I agree, but something must be causeing that bug to manifest itself. As to what, I haven't a clue. Personally I would probably live with it. But if ie behaved itself recently & thelordoftherings has a suitable restore point that must be worth a go. Generally speaking, when software suddenly...

Apparantly so, for you. It shouldn't be like this though. Something is wrong with your setup. But as to what, I have no idea. If it bothers you enough, you could try. Totally ensuring your system is malware free. Running one or more of the registry fix programs. Returning to a restore point...

Only an Admin user can change the dial up settings. So, if you make you Dad an ordinary user after first setting up a separate Admin account for him then he should be safe on the net. He will have to switch to the Admin account to do things like a microsoft update - but that is a minor...

There's something odd going on here. stduc is right - what he says is normal behaviour. So, I would ask thelordoftherings. Are you an admin user? Are you a member of a domain with limited rights? I might even get suspicious that some kind of malware was at work here. So I would close all ie...

You could try checking for compatability issues by re-loading 98 and then starting the XP CD and requesting it check the machine out before loading. Did you upgrade or a fresh install? How much RAM have you got? How much video RAM? When in safe mode is there anything in the bootlog that gives...