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Hi ! A friend of mine uninstalled a trial version of NAV 2003 form his XP OS machine and found that he couldn't connect to the net nor his local network. He noted his TCP/IP service could not be restarted until he reinstalled the now out-of-date trial software ! The only thing I could suggest...

My son had something similar which, upon reflection, also occured after running Ad-Aware. I'd gone as far as replacing the NIC (it was only a 10M and a new 100M only cost Au$15) and still had problems ! I'd found that the when I went to repair the connection, it would fail. This is the...

I have used the Win98SE fdisk to remove the XP NTFS partition without any drama. What does he mean by a virtual C: drive, a RAMDisk ? That might explain it <G> ! The error massage seems to imply that he's only tried to reformat the partition using Win98SE's format command which won't work with...

I've never bothered with them myself but there are some password recovery utilities on the web you might like to try. Search the 'net for something like Password Recovery Utility regards, zaphod38

Thanx cdogg! You might want to grab a coffee before you read this... it waffles a bit <G> !! I didn't do exactly as you suggested but you helped point me in the right direction <G> ! I was performing a clean Win98SE install on a 'spare' HDD and still had the 'screwed-up' 98SE HDD fitted. I...

You've only given scant clues but you may have a sick (as in unwell, not as in kewl!) memory stick. Turn on your BIOS memory check and see if it passes. If the memory is not bypassed, check that the memory indicated is what you have installed - with any memory assigned to on-board video taken...

spacekowboy, It's not clear from your post if you have the MS Win98SE system boot disk or if you have a boot/start-up disk created by a Win98 installation. If you have an original MS Win98SE system boot disk (or get a copy of one from a web-site dedicated to boot disks - I apologise as I don't...

Hi All ! During a Win98SE installation on an ECS P4S5A mobo, I have inadvertently installed the wrong PCI-IDE device driver off the mobo support CD. This caused the system to hang before the 98 splash screen appears. I started up in safe mode, intent on deleting the primary and secondary IDE...