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thank you. It worked great.

I have windows 2000 professional. I just installed it, and its having some very weird errors. It shows the C drive as having 0k of space, and so far, i have not gotten anything that can access it. Windows IS installed on it, and everything works except for that. When i try to double click on C...

I just got a Vaster 'Video Card to Svideo & TV Adapter Cable' (http://www.vastercable.com/images/20235.gif) and tried the composite out part, I was wondering, is there a certain resoultion/refresh I need to get it right? When I plug it in, all i see is black and white, and smaller, repeated...

Sorry for taking so very long, but I've been going through more computer problems. Anyway. I eventually switched the DVD-Rom to the second IDE cable and it works great. Thanks to everyone who replied.

I need to copy one hard drive to another with everything acting the same as it did on the old HD. (ie - windows) Please help me. I would like a program that is easy, fast, easy, and preferrably DOS. Thanks.

I just got a new DVD-Rom drive, I installed it, and now my computer is very slow. Opening a program takes about 10 times longer and I don't like it like this. (Obviously) Windows 98 1st Edition AMD XP 2000+ 256MB DDR Ram MSI K7 Master-S (MS-6341) motherboard Samsung DVD-Rom (I don't know what...

I have over 20GB free space on my HD Seems to happen on some movies, others play fine My swapfile is windows managed I have 256MB ram

I saw that, but that is about The Lost World game. I don't have it, never did.

On some movies, when I try to play them, I get this error: DDHELP caused an invalid page fault in module WINMM.DLL at 015f:bfe13531. Registers: EAX=00000003 CS=015f EIP=bfe13531 EFLGS=00210246 EBX=82cf0d34 SS=0167 ESP=00bcff20 EBP=00bcff6c ECX=00b60000 DS=0167 ESI=bfe13522 FS=293f EDX=82cf0d40...

I'm using Windows 98, thanks for the sites, I'll try that, and let you know.

Just make sure you have a wriststrap, and dont try to rush that procedure, that thing is heavy and still has charge in it.

Tone dialing is, using combinations of tones to represent numbers. Each number pressed sends two tones at once, representing the row and column of the number. Hz 1209 1336 1471 697 1 2 3 770 4 5 6 852 7 8 9 941...

I have an Acer Travelmate 506DX I'm fixing for a friend, I've gotten a lot done, but I was wondering if there was any way to connect it to my desktop without buying anything for the laptop. Like - Is there any way to connect a Serial port to an ethernet cable? Or - How can I make a null-modem...

How much RAM do you have in your system? Anyway, without knowing that, (I'm not even sure your problem is swapfile related) I say you should limit the swapfile size. Do that by: Start menu -> control panel -> system -> Performance -> Virtual Memory -> Click "Let me specify my own virtual...

Interesting observation, though I think it is closer to Purple than Pink.

True, I would like to be as far away as possible from a bad PS

Win98User - Thank you so much for trying to help me. I got the thing to work, and I will tell you (and everyone) how I did. (not sure which part actually did the fixing) I restarted my computer I disabled both USB controllers and both USB hubs from safe mode I installed the new 4 in 1...

Windows went through all that detecting stuff, but didn't find any new devices, so I went through manually, as you suggested. Everthing was going fine until that screen "Windows can install blah blah blah....." So I clicked finish, then the best thing happened (sarcasm) BSOD I wrote...

I am using Windows 98 Sorry to Win98User - I haven't gotten around to that yet, that question was before my hard drive issue, when sound was my only gripe, now, I would much rather get a mouse first, then get good sound. And to JennITChick - Since "Unknown Device" is under the USB...

The problem I have, is that I do have the drivers, and yes, it does work in another system, but my system automatically detects it as "unknown device" without bringing up that box to look for an appropraite driver.