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Also, with PC133, the quality right now seems to have dropped with the prices.

From microsoft. Use any text editor (such as Notepad) to open the System.ini file in the Windows folder. Add the following line to the [386enh] section of the System.ini file: MaxPhysPage=01000 Save this file, and then quit Notepad. Restart your computer, and then restart the...

I did find this though. It might apply. "Watch out for 16 MB non-parity SIMMs that have chips on both sides of the SIMM (parity SIMMs usually do). Some of these are showing up on the market that are actually composite (even though 16 MB SIMMs aren't supposed to be) and some systems will...

Oops, had my mind on another thread. Forgot the email notification or I would have corrected sooner.

Go into BIOS and look for something like LBA, Large or ECHS and make sure that this in enabled. Did you Fdisk before you formatted? Is there anything on the drive that you need to save? If not, I would suggest you reformatting again. Run fdisk first, choose the whole hard drive. Here are...

Could be your video card going bad, bad ram, power supply going out. Do you notice your fan running slower just before the restart? You can test the video card by bypassing it and using only VGA 640x drivers. This can be done by running msconfig (start>run) and clicking on Advanced. You will...

If all else fails, many of those types of emails can be viewed using a Yahoo account.

Could be your video card going bad, bad ram, power supply going out. Do you notice your fan running slower just before the restart? You can test the video card by bypassing it and using only VGA 640x drivers. This can be done by running msconfig (start>run) and clicking on Advanced. You will...

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Start>Settings>CP>Network. What's listed for "Primary Network Logon"? Start>Settings>CP>Network. In the window titled "The following network components are installed", is "Client for Microsoft Networks" listed". Assuming it is listed, highlight "Client...

Here is a site to help with many of the w98se shutdown problems. http://www.aumha.org/a/shutdown.htm Also make sure you have the shutdown patches installed from microsoft.

Then go start>settings>folder options>view tab>scroll down to and place a check in the remember each folders view box.

Just one further point that may be relevant - somehow my system tools folder has arrived in my desk top area. Would this affect things? If so how do I remedy the situation? Thanks,