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From windows 98 you can create a start up disk go to start-settings-control panel-add/remove programs-start up disk. you can use the startup disk to reinstall either win95 or win 98 Jesus loves you

Leave your pc in safe mode for 24 hours, if your pc keeps loosing time, that means you have a bad battery. If the pc keeps the time in safe mode that means a program on your pc is causing the problem.

Nothing else. You just need systray and explorer. The drawback is for program that needs to start automatically like virus protection. My advice for you is to do a process of elimination. Usually you get a description of the item in msconfig.

format your hard drive create a directory on your hard drive ie win98 copy the windows 98 cd to directory win98 on your hard drive and run setup from your hard drive unless you have hardware problems, you should be able to install windows 98 without difficulty.

I had the same problem here, it was the user radio in one instance, in the other instance the speaker was causing the monitor to flicker. make sure you dont have any electonic devices close to the monitor.

You can install win98se without format boot to msdos create a folder called win98 on the c drive copy the win98se cdrom to the win98 directory and run setup from there. Hope that help "Christ in you the hope of Glory" col 1:27

what OS are you running? Windows 98 allows you to restore your pc to a time in the past where your pc was fine. start - shut down-choose start in MS-DOS at c:\windows "type" scanreg choose view backup choose a date where you your pc was fine and restore the registry. hope it works for...

I dont know what causes that. i think it might be a problem within windows. The best way i have found is to go to safe mode and run defrag. It always work for me.

check this out http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q197/0/63.ASP or Article ID: Q197063 on the microsoft website

Had the same problem, replace memory and it works fine. Win 2k lockups are usually hardware related. Also check event log. application errors will point you to software system errors will point you to hardware.

Is your USB port enable in the BIOS? Reinstalling windows wont help if USB is disable in the BIOS. Make sure USB is ENABLE in the BIOS.

you can create a folder called WIN98 on your c drive and copy the cd to your hdd and run setup from dos. boot with a startup disk at the c prompt type md win98 at c:\win98\ type copy d:\win98\*.* assuming that d is your cdrom after you copy the cd to hdd run setup. before you reinstall windows...

Next time you see those icons, you might wanna check task manager(press ctrl+alt+del) to find out what is running. Another thing to check is Event Viewer (control panel; administative tools; event viewer ) check application and system logs to find out what is the state of your system.

You might wanna try another memory chip. you can create a startup disk and get a program to test your memory chip. DocMemory is good memory tester. www.simmtester.com.