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Hmm, okay.. I've tried a bunch of stuff to try and fix this problem (not all--I stayed away from the scary sounding stuff for now). None of the following worked (my comp still froze at the Windows 98 logo screen after doing these things): 1) uninstalled Winamp in safe mode 2) ran msconfig and...

I'm sorry, but this is another startup problem thread. I've tried looking at previous threads, but they didn't seem to help with my issue. I recently tried to start my computer, and it doesn't get passed the blue Windows 98 logo screen. I was able to run in Safe Mode, and I ran a thorough...

Hi, I recently reinstalled windows 98 onto my computer due to some problems I was having. But I'm noticing now that I don't have the Network Neighborhood icon on my desktop and I can't find it anywhere. I had it before I reinstalled windows. Do you think it is possible that I accidentally...

I'm not exactly a computer expert, but I recently installed a new webcam. I decided that I didn't like the program very much, so I decided to uninstall the software. That was the easy part--I just went to Add/Remove Programs and uninstalled the webcam software. But I have a question about the...

hey, i honestly don't know much about the folders and file types under WINDOWS. i'm trying to clear up some disk space by deleting files and programs i don't need, but i have a question. i already deleted the stuff under TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES under the WINDOWS folder, but can i do the same...

Everytime I click on a link to hear a sound clip or watch a movie clip that uses Real Player or Windows Media Player, nothing really happens. Instead, the file download box appears and doesn't seem to be doing anything or going away. Usually before, that box quickly appears/disappears and then...

Wow, thank you very much! It definitely worked. This forum rocks! Thanks again.

Recently, everytime I try to simply download something of the internet (i.e. a program setup), the normal "File Download" window doesn't appear--the one that asks you whether or not you'd like to run it from its current location or save it somewhere. Instead, a QuickTime error window...