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Cat 5? the wires are twisted pairs, this provides some shielding from signal interference - maybe also a little help with impedance matching. If you have two signal lines in one twisted pair, you will reduce the threshhold for interference and be more likely to send bad/unreceivable packets...

You might google for and try NUSB22.EXE - supposed to be a universal port for W98SE I installed it on an older Dell Inspiron lapton and it did work as advertised.

Tap the menu button (house) then the options (bolt) button - at the top you will see App is highlighted. Tap Delete in the list below it - after a short delay, a list of app files will appear, scroll down to the one you wish to delete, tap the name, tap 'delete' and 'done' For a more esoteric...

I have seen this problem when the cable connections are not perfect - just good enough to negotiate, but too many errors in transmitting data packets. Check your connections, jacks and plugs. If possible, move the computer to a different (working) location to test it.

Mmmm, they way I understand it, the Tungsten E will 'trickle-charge' from a USB port (provided that port is equipped to supply power to devices). So, in future, absent a power brick you could use USB cable to do the job - don't need the palm software on the PC for charging purposes.

It's been known to happen that the CMOS data gets messed up and the computer will not boot. Once I even had a PC where the power supply would not switch on (control via the MB). Solution was to remove the CMOS battery and short the terminals for about 20 seconds to absolutely clear the bad...

Sanur. Dunno if this is the same as bcastner's ref, but it is EASY to use. One caveat: you must include full path(s) in your batch file anywhere you reference another file, such as one containing the admin password. http://www.commandline.co.uk/sanur/index.html

/me slaps forehead.... oops, url for the start of the article is http://www.extremetech.com/print_article/0,3998,a=59292,00.asp

see this info: http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,1256816,00.asp you need a kernel configured to support scsi, scsi drives, usb, usb storage and (i think) hotpluggable devices also, if you have other scsi hardware, you should dmesg | grep sdb then sdc etc to search for the usb...

Good for you! Something in your configuration has obviously changed, and now I have learned another trick for the toolkit.

Try this link to read about pci lockup problems. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q148501 For what I was referring to: When you install W2K, during the initial phase, you press F5 key and follow the prompts to select 'Standard PC.' And you likewise should have ACPI...

Hmmm... what other devices and which IRQs are in use? If you use default HAL they will all report as IRQ9 and the OS is supposed to sort it out. I would try to remove and/or disable as many things as possible - sound card, second USB port, etc. I have had past experience where a sound card on...

MS published a message that Active Directory doesn't play well when you have the value ScopeID set in the registry key (HKLM\System\CCS\Services\NetBT\parameters) I was using scopeid with netbios in my w9x home net and had this problem when trying to set up w2k server with active directory...

MS published a message that Active Directory doesn't play well when you have the value ScopeID set in the registry key (HKLM\System\CCS\Services\NetBT\parameters) I was using scopeid with netbios in my w9x home net and had this problem when trying to set up w2k server with active directory...