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Ok. I see where you got that from. What I meant was that I copied my data folders onto the c: drive before wiping down the d: drive and reloading it. So basically I have screwed up the boot sequence, initially, so that it would not boot to the d: drive when I did "sys c:". I hate to have to...

Ok. I think that is part of the problem. I did the "sys c:"when the icons would not load. After I did that I could not access the D: drive. I'm afraid to do that again and render my d: drive inaccessable. edfair: forgive me for being naive here, why do you say that I have combined two...

Is there no way to go thru the config.sys line by line and change it to point to the C: drive instead?

This is a complicated issue and I will try to explain it the best I can. First, I have two drives. The C: drive has Windows 98SE on it and the D: drive has Windows 2000 SP2 on it. I'm not sure what has happened to the C: drive but at one point it would only boot just past the windows password...

It was a virus. I updated Norton and ran a virus scan and it quarantined the virsu "w32.Randex.gen". I'm hoping that it didn't do any serious damage. The error I was getting seems to be the only problem. However, I plan to go back to Norton's website and review the cleaning...

Thank you for the helps. I did download Mozilla-a decidely better browser. I will try some of the fixes you suggested and post the results soon. Thanks so much for your replies. Don't know what I'd do without your help and this site

I have 2 hard drive on a Pentium III 450 PC. One is running W98 and the other is running W2000. W98 HDD is the primary hard drive. When I open up IE and run it for a few second it generates this error: "svhost.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to...

Ok. I have good news. Let me first tell you what I tried. I changed the values back (thanks for the reminder). I set a restore point. Then downloaded the Intel chip set and installed. This did not work. Ok. So I was anxious to get out of here and start my holiday weekend so I took the easy...

Ok. I will try what you have suggested. The PC is located in another office out of state. I will be heading up there this afternoon and take another floppy drive along. Thank you for your help. Hopefully I will have success message to post on this soon. Again, thanks much! :)

Yes, that is exactly what I mean. Here is an example of what I find when I open up the Policies under .../ProcessorPolicies/1: Value Data: 0000 01 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 ........ 0008 03 00 00 00 03 00 00 00 ........ 0010 03 00 00 00 60 09 00 00 ........ 0018 58 02...

I have checked all connections to the drive and everything seems to have a good tight connection.

I have a Dell 866Mhz/133 GX110 Optiplex. I replaced the hard drive using a 98 ESD. I instlled 98 then installed Windows XP, then installed SP 1. The A:\ drive was working obviously when I formatted the new drive. Now, however, I cannot access the A drive. I receive an error message that...

The drives are just bays that pop in and out from the laptop. They do not have any jumpers on them. Have any other ideas?

...I have Windows XP professional SP 1 loaded on a Dell Inspiron 3200. The computer was loaned out and was working ok until the user switched the CD Rom drive for the floppy, then put it back. Now the computer will boot up past the CD rom drivers and then give the following message...

Thanks, Carr. I appreciate your quick response. Have a great one!

Ok. I found the answer to my own problem. Ha! I found it on Microsoft's community posts. Anyhow, it was a simple fix. I went to View-Tool Bars and unchecked "Lock the Toolbars". I'm not sure how that happened. Must have been one of those ID-10-T errors. LOL>

...you can see the word "address" on the bar but it is greyed out with no white box for inputting an address. Right clicking on a blank space and checking address bar does not work-it is already checked. I have IE 6.0, running with Windows XP. Here is a key to the problem. I had...

Sorry. I guess it is 2-part. 1. What causes the msg. "file in use. locked for editing" when opening a file on a network. And 2. What can I do to troubleshoot the error, "Excel caused an exception 10h in module Excel.exe at 018f:3006f0d3."? I believe the printer is pcl...

When opening a file I rec'd the msg. "file in use-locked for editing." The file was able to be opened by selecting view only. In Excel when executing the command "File-Page Set Up-One to One", an illegal operation error occured with the message "Excel caused an...