Was MSI designed not to work with 98?

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    - New AdAware (free) Hi, I have the old AdAware1.06rl. It is no longer supported (no updates). Does the new one work with Windows 98? Angel Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 882150
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    - Another Freeware Equivalent to Audacity I have been trying to run Audacity 1.2.1, (an older version which seems more stable on Win98SE) but which seems to be corrupting the driver for my AC97 sound card, which I have to continually reinstall. I am not much of a techie so is there another similar free audio recording program or programs I can try. Thanks. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 882057
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    - IE Running well so far Thank you everyone! I really appreciate you sticking with me through this. Someone sent me the 3 DLL files I was missing. I installed them and was able to run the repair tool for IE6SP1. But that didn't help. I cleaned up my startup items with help from the group. I deleted a lot of unnecessary files. I download IE6sp1 zip from an e-mail and Gary walked my through the overinstall. I follow your advice on just about every post. Forgive me for not answering all but we spent about 24 hours just going through this. This is my third day and we are finally fixed. I think what did it is I removed my firewall.....'Trial of Transgressions'....I think that was the name. and I only use Avast resident protection (virus scanner).....not web protection or e-mail. Spybot tea timer removed, as Gary said. I ran scandisk. I did so many things it's hard to remember them all. When I start my computer any referral to ports, or joysticks, or the soundcard that I never had are gone. A few little quirks remain such as when I try to send this e-mail, I get an error message that the outbox can't be opened. So I will bypass the outbox from now on and send messages right away. At least I can get online!!! thank you all. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 882030
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    - Re: Having strange local network printing problem - could use some help/ideas Tried cross-posting this, I don't see it. Ignore if it came through... "normc" <norm-c@socal.rr.com> wrote in message news:qZj_j.2274$N87.678@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com... | Sorry for the delay. | | MEB wrote: | > Oh no, apparently conflicting information, let me start over. Correct | > anything that is wrong or mis-stated. | > | > A. The printing issue is on one system running 98SE. The machine has been | > isolated from the network by disconnecting the cable and is not connected to | > any other source or part of the network [hardwired or wireless]. | | Correct. | > | > B. The printing WILL work, *at all times*, from the other networked | > computers when connected, but will NOT work from the 98SE computer to which | > the printer is connected. | | Correct Okay, for some reason, I got the impression that *at times* it did NOT work over the network. | | > B1. No other difficulties have been observed within the network. | | Correct, but you reminded me of one additional thing that may mean | something to you. It makes no sense to me and I'm not certain of the | facts surrounding it. | | I have checked the printer cable connections a couple of times, thinking | that was all it could be. (BTW, I'm using the USB connection.) One, | and only one, of the times I disconnected and reconnected the cable, I | was able to print from the base 98SE system. There is a potential that uninstalling/removing the USB subs and hubs may correct the issue. This refreshes the registry entries and related spooler controls for the printer. FIRST though, double check the USB settings and use usbview [its on your 98 installation CD in tools\reskit\diagnose] to make sure of the actuall settings being used. Highlight what it shows for the printer, copy and paste into a text file [not Word] and save for reference. | > | > C. The printer monitoring software DOES appear, indicating an attempt to | > start the process but nothing happens when attempting to print from the 98SE | > box. | | Correct. | > | > D. The printer software has NOT been re-installed. | | Correct, since that software is used for the other two machines and works. | | > | > E. The printer settings WERE checked to ensure the normal settings and | > printer specific settings were in place. | | Not because of the printing problem, because the settings are fine for | the other machines. However, I am regularly changing the settings as a | routine matter. | | > | > F. The systems are shutdown nightly. | | Correct. | > | > The printer had a recall for its power cord: | > http://www.hp.com/united-states/consumer/ac_cord_recall/direct/index.html | | Yes, I knew. It was replaced. Thank you. | | > USB: | > No response from printer | > http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00709723&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=61818&rule=9992&lang=en | > The Printer Will Not Print When You Click 'Print' | > http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00292791&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=61818&rule=9992&lang=en | > | I will check the USB link. | | > IF you need a driver or other for 98, you will need to look at | > ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/printers/software/ | | I'll check this out. I'm not familiar with ftp sites, but no time like | the present to find out. | > | > | > Okay, some general items to review: | > | > Did you check the USB entries? | | Yes. All of them. There were some general and those specific to the | printer, in the System/Device/Manager. | > | > Are there any other devices sharing the USB channel? | | A desktop digital speaker system. I'll try pulling that USB cable. Do that to help isolate the issue. Let me stop comments until to you respond with whether this is built in USB 2.0 or being supplied by an extra adapter card. The issues may revolve several others, in addition to what has already been addressed. I'm going to cross post this to win98.gen_discussion so others might help with the issue since we now have several issue out of the way.. | > | > Did you make sure that you haven't disabled any virtual or system settings, | > or they have been corrupted/modified. | | No idea of what to look for since two printers work. | > | > Troubleshooting Spool32 Error Messages (Q191949) | > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/191949/en-us | | The base machine spools fine for the other two machines | | > Cannot Print in Windows After Upgrading to Windows 98 (Q191516) | > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/191516/en-us | | I'll take a look, but doesn't sound applicable. | > | > http://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?mode=r&query=USB+printer+does+not+print&1033comm=1 | > | > CLSID codes | > Printer.{2227A280-3AEA-1069-A2DE-08002B30309D} | > Scheduled Tasks.{D6277990-4C6A-11CF-8D87-00AA0060F5BF} | > | I'll take a look. | | Thanks. -- MEB http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com -- _________ Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 882015
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    - zipfiles One day I was talking/complaining with a knowedgeable person about the lack of zipfile support in win98se. The significant other said, "windows has a zipfile extraction capability." Where is this located in win98se? Does this compress files also? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 882001
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    - EMM386: Unrecoverable privileged operation error #I7 Inside Win98SE's "pure DOS", when I run the DOS utility called "nvram120.exe", I see the subject line error on screen, and then I have to reboot. (I wanted to run this utility to see if I could see if a particular ISA card was installed correctly.) My mobo is Supermicro P6SBU revision 1.01, and I have flashed the BIOS to revision 3.1 (latest). The BIOS is called American Megatrends AMIBIOS setup, version 2.5 (c) 1997. When I was setting up the mobo (yesterday), I was encountering the following situations: 1) After installing my PCI cards (one at a time), I noticed that the BIOS appeared to be "forgetting" some of these cards in the POST device listing section. (In other words, some cards were being ommitted from the device listing on reboot.) 2) I also noticed that the "Checking NVRAM..." BIOS POST message kept saying "...Update OK!", even though between some reboots I had installed no additional hardware. 3) I also noticed that sometimes a PCI card would be listed as "Unknown Device", but if I moved the card to a different slot, it would then be correctly identified as (for instance) "Multimedia Device". 4) I have also encountered a BSOD when I installed a Diamond 3dfx card in one particular PCI slot, but then this BSOD would not occur if I moved the card to a different slot. (Also, this "bad slot" in question didn't seem to be a bad slot, as I tested it with another PCI card and it seemed ok.) To address some of the issues above, in Windows98SE I decided to Disable NVRAM/ESCD updates inside Plug and Play BIOS properties inside System/Device Manager. This appeared to fix the perpetual Checking NVRAM...Update OK! message on every reboot, and also appeared to fix one or two other resource conflict problems, but not the subject line problem. Regarding the BIOS (as described at the top of this message), I've never seen so many options you can adjust. I'm sure somewhere buried in these options is a "fix" for every problem I'm likely to stumble in to, but it's a technical minefield, because I've never used this mobo before. I tried loading in the BIOS Fail-Safe options to try and fix the subject line problem, but that didn't work. ATM, I have this hardware (which all seems to work) - 3 ISA slots = all completely empty now. There *was* a legacy SB16 which worked perfectly, but I removed it to test a legacy Gravis UltraSound which didn't work, and so it was removed as well. AGP slot = Matrox graphics card G450 PCI slot 1 (a shared slot with an ISA slot) = empty. (This seemed to be a bit of a problematic slot, so I've left it empty for now.) PCI slot 2 = 3dfx card. Was causing BSOD on install, but now seems fine. PCI slot 3 = Matrox graphics card G200 (for connecting to above 3dfx card). Works fine within a "Win98SE hardware configuration profile" so that I can toggle between this PCI graphics card, and the AGP graphics card listed above. PCI slot 4 = Creative PCIAudio ES1371 sound card. Works fine. Phew, that's it I think. Sorry for the long post! Thanks for any suggestions at all. Best regards, Robert. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881948
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    - I believe it may be a virus or trojan horse This is a follow up to my 'can't get online' post. When I run Spybot it goes 3/4 of the way then a box pops up that says there is something wrong with my trojan checker. If I say o.k. it continues and says my system is clear. However, I am missing 3 files from IE6 (MSXMLA.DLL, MSXMLA.DLL, MSXMLR.DLL. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881918
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    - Does a Site Have Malware? Google Provides Diagnosis I post this here for those win-98 users that are feeling increasingly insecure about web-browsing. ------------------------ Does a Site Have Malware? Google Provides Diagnosis May 23, 2008 Just append any domain - your domain or another site you want to check on - to the end of the this URL: http://google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site= Read more about this here: http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2008-05-23-n62.html The results of testing google.com itself are interesting: http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=google.com ----------------- Of the 383891 pages we tested on the site over the past 90 days, 4 page(s) resulted in malicious software being downloaded and installed without user consent. The last time Google visited this site was on 05/24/2008, and the last time suspicious content was found on this site was on 03/13/2008. Malicious software includes 4 scripting exploit(s), 4 trojan(s). Successful infection resulted in an average of 10 new processes on the target machine. Malicious software is hosted on 4 domain(s), including 58.65.239.0, truemaybe.com, abc-powers.com. 5 domain(s) appear to be functioning as intermediaries for distributing malware to visitors of this site, including xtraff.biz, x-traffic.ws, smartvideochannel.com. ------------------- See also: http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com/2008/05/safe-browsing-diagnostic-to-rescue.html Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881864
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    - rian Livingston/Scott Dunn of Windows Secrets Newsletter Upset Win 98 Users Brian Livingston wrote one of the first and best series of Windows books beginning with Windows 95 Secrets in 1995. Since introduction of XP, he has consistently pooh-poohed Windows 98 users who have refused to switch and who cite the speed and reliability of it and the lack of worry that some critical MS download tonight will break their mission critical application tomorrow. In their latest newsletter Scott Dunn writes: But like a fabled perpetual motion machine, XP keeps on going and going -- and if you follow some simple guidelines, the OS will keep running in top condition until Vista's successor is ready in 2010. XP is an operating system with serious legs. Microsoft may not have planned it this way, but XP could end up rivaling NT and 2000 as the version of Windows with the longest lifespan. http://windowssecrets.com/comp/080515 This statement upset Win 98 users who know from experience that the high point of MS relative development excellence and overall reliability and usability remains Win 98. In their next newsletter, Dunn wrote: XP SP3 triggers false positives in security apps Installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 can cause your anti-malware programs to report the presence of Trojans and keyloggers that aren't there. The false positives have blocked important system files in some cases, and in others they have misled users into reinstalling XP http://windowssecrets.com/comp/080522 Their system with legs, their system with the longest life expectancy just had one of its biggest screwups yet. When XP came out, many 98 users said they had to wait to see something equal in stability. XP SP3 shows they need to wait some more. Given 98's at the moment indefinite life, 98 will end up the windows system with the longest life expectancy. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881843
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    - Backup software--like GHOST Good friend of mine got GHOST 9 and then found out it isn't for WIN 98. He got GHOST 2003 with it, that is for 98. But I recall seeing suggested here, other drive imaging and restoring packages that people find preferable to the Norton/ Symantec stuff. Could I have a few suggestions? (I used to use PowerQuests's Drive Image 6 but found it unwieldy in that it required their original CD to do a Restore). Thank you. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881793
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    - Dual Boot 2 sperate hard drives, both running Windows98 SE Hello, I have 2 separate WD 80GB hard drives, each partitioned once installed in my PC. Both have Windows98 SE installed. Can I have a menu come up on starting up my PC to pick which drive I want to boot to? If I can do this, which file do I have to update and what do I write? The first drive is C & the second drive is D. Thank you! Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881766
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    - Cannot shut down Windows 98 I have installed Windows 98SE on a Supermicro P6SBU motherboard. When I go to shut down windows, the screen displays the usual "It's now safe to turn off your computer" message (I can't remember the exact wording), but the PC's power remains on. If I then turn off the PSU power button, the PC momentarily makes a squeeking sound as if I have stepped on a small rodent, then all is quiet and the PC finally stops. Ideally, I would like the power to the PC stopped when I shut down windows using the usual Start button / Shut down method. Any thoughts please? Thank you, best regards, Robert. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881753
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    - need antivirus Is there a antivirus that I can download that still supports Windows 98se for my Dell Dimension desktop? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881747
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    - Re: can not get online It is back and I still can not get online. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881743
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    - can not get online I have a cable connection to my Dell XPS T450 desktop, windows 98se, 450 ram, Explorer 6.0. My virus scanner ran out of life while I was in the hospital and rehab., so I deleted it and got Avast. It worked fine for a couple of days. I think I pressed a button to have it scan while I was online. This stopped me from going online because every time I press Explorer it tries to connect to 66.135.200.145 (which is Avast) if I remember correctly. I tried to do a 'clean boot', but I remember that after I rebooted and pressed ctl alt del ...Explorer wad running, and in msconfig 'run=' and 'run=' were running (2 of them). I deleted Avast , but I guess I should have stopped the Explorer and The 2 run='s because, although I can get e-mail... I can not run Explorer (6). It just tries to connect to '66.135.200.145' (it shows up at the bottom). Can you help me get rid of the line in my registry that is causing this? Please. I have become disabled and I do everything online. I promise I will buy a new computer but I need to have one running now. Thank you in advance. Ginny Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881703
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    - win98 hi! there. i'm trying to do a quick restore on my system using quick restore cd's but ramdrive is not reading those, I also did a system reboot using win98 floopy disk and did a delete partition then did a new partition after that did a format to formate C: and D: drives and I still can get it to read quick restore cd's to complete windows installation, is there any way you can help. thanks in advance. Robert Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881688
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    - Please help - Windows 98 SE freeze! Hello, I am trying to fix my dad's computer for him. He is running Windows 98 SE on an IDE WD 80 GB HD. The computer will freeze up on him at all different times. It can be on startup, after running for a short while or after a long while, but does it everyday. Once it starts on that day it does it a lot. Here is what I did so far: Replaced hard drive- my dad's request. Replaced cable for hard drive Replaced cooling fan in power box, original fan made awful noise at startup. Added extra cooling fan; mid tower. After replacing the hard drive I ran the Manufacture's diagnostics software on the old drive, found no errors. I also did a scan disk and defrag with no trouble. So I don't believe the hard drive was the problem. The computer ran for me all night using the old drive with the case open and a fan blowing on it near by. So it could have been a heat problem. I would like to test the following before giving the computer back: RAM All hardware Look for hardware and program conflicts. Can anyone please suggest the best software for doing the above? Any other suggestions would be very much welcomed too. I doubt what I did so far fixed the computer. I don't have a lot of time to spend watching the computer run. He has been dealing with this freezing problem for a long time and has gotten very aggravated over it. He is now dealing with having cancer and going for chemo treatments so I would like to give the computer back to him fixed. Thank you in advance for any and all help! James Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881681
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    - CD Drive Problem The CD drive in my Inspiron 7000 reads and opens things like pdf files, but will not play commercial or burned CDs. WinMediaPlayer message says it cannot handle this type file (.cda) Sometimes another message says, "Unable to find file". I re-installed WMPlayer, check all the file associations, refreshed drivers, all to no avail. Any help appreciated Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881672
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    - Shut one HD of 2 off? With 2 disks, can I shut one off without pulling a cabel? Cant see it in BIOS. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881660
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    - Digital Blue QX5 microscope I've just bought one of these, and when trying to load the CD (before connecting the microscope of course), it says I need Media Player 9. If I try to run the setup.exe that's in one of the directories on the disc, it says I need Me/2000/X?pVista. (Both where I got it - thinkgeek - and DigiBlue's own website say the microscope will work with '98.) It also doesn't come with a TWAIN driver, which is all I would really want - after all, it's just a camera as far as the PC is concerned (OK, with two extra lights, but I'd do without those at a pinch). Anyone here got one of these working under '98? FWIW, (a) the software and hardware is fine: I've had it working on an XP system; (b) I'm quite impressed with the build quality and so on - it's clearly meant to be seen as a toy, but I'd say is a good quality one. -- J. P. Gilliver Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881651
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    - Windows Registry Checker (I think) causing continuous reboot On a friend's PC, while booting (98), one of the boxes that pops up is headed something like "Windows Registry Checker"; it says it has found a problem (I can't remember the exact words) and needs to do a restart, after which all will be OK; it has an OK button. If pressed, sure enough the PC restarts, but the box comes up again, and we can go round the loop as often as we like. If, however, I Ctrl-Alt-Delete, it appears in the list of running applications (usually as second line), and can be End Tasked; the "not responding" box comes up, so I End Task that, and thereafter, the PC seems to work perfectly happily! What is most puzzling of all: for assorted reasons, the main one being that Brother's Keeper (a genalogy program) for some reason wouldn't go into its Edit screen (without which it's impossible to edit the database; the rest of the prog. - assorted charts production - worked fine!), I'd rebuilt the system from scratch - and I mean from scratch, even repartitioning the HD! Any ideas what this "Registry Checker" (if I've remembered the name right) is about? (Oh, it _seems_ to be part of the OS - I certainly hadn't loaded any third-party registry cleaners, other than I might have loaded the one that comes as part of EZ-Cleaner from Toni Helenius, which I was _not_ invoking.) -- J. P. Gilliver Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881650
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    - Anonymous folder icon Sometimes, on assorted W98 PCs, I've seen an icon on the desktop - looks like the normal yellow folder icon - with no label. Any idea what it is? (I have a feeling it sometimes can't be deleted, too.) -- J. P. Gilliver | Tel. +44 1634 203298 Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881649
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    - Copy Cells Found I posted something similar but not so clear so I am reposting.I have Office XP. In one excel file I went to find to find a certain entry and found about 301 cells. How can I copy all at once all these cells and paste in a new file? Sol Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881614
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    - How do I print 100+ .doc from a SINGLE request? sorry for wrong On one machine, running Win98 and MS Office 97 on another machine, running WinXP and MS Office 2003 using either machine, every now and then I need to print a 'folder' of documents Is there an easy way to set up for a SINGLE print statement to print all 100+ of these. I've historically clicked to open each one, then print each one, but when there's this many that gets a bit tedious. Sorry, for the wrong group, but I figure you guys know how to do this. Robert Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881597
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    - Find in XML and Copy This question must probably does not belong here but I tried different groups but got no answer. I would very much appreciate if some body can help I have an XML file that opens with internet explorer. Now I am trying to find for example all of the following: ItemField Name="image-url. Then copy all the value for example Value="http://www.abc.com/catalog/b3_1_424_1.JPG" /> . all the web addresses found. Sol Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881593
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    - Namechamge in repair I am trying to fix an old disk with one W98 part. and 3 W 2000 as doesnt boot. They are all copied from another disk and boots as copies. Error msgs stops it. Then inW 2000 CD console I can not see which one is what as got those msgs. to repair them. Cant copies boot? How can I find out which part. it is as get those error msgs? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881563
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    - Re: Repair W98 More than scandisk and chkdsk? "Anton" <nosp@m.com> skrev i meddelandet news:... > Can it be done as in W2k/VP and how? > > > > > > Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881555
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    - Repair W98 Can it be done as in W2k/VP and how? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881554
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    - US CERT - dual booters - Debian - Ubunta Technical Cyber Security Alert TA08-137A -- Debian/Ubuntu OpenSSL Random Number Generator Vulnerability -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 National Cyber Alert System Technical Cyber Security Alert TA08-137A Debian/Ubuntu OpenSSL Random Number Generator Vulnerability Original release date: May 16, 2008 Last revised: -- Source: US-CERT Systems Affected * Debian, Ubuntu, and Debian-based distributions Overview A vulnerability in the OpenSSL package included with the Debian GNU/Linux operating system and its derivatives may cause weak cryptographic keys to be generated. Any package that uses the affected version of SSL could be vulnerable. I. Description A vulnerabiliity exists in the random number generator used by the OpenSSL package included with the Debian GNU/Linux, Ubuntu, and other Debian-based operating systems. This vulnerability causes the generated numbers to be predictable. The result of this error is that certain encryption keys are much more common than they should be. This vulnerability affects cryptographic applications that use keys generated by the flawed versions of the OpenSSL package. Affected keys include, but may not be limited to, SSH keys, OpenVPN keys, DNSSEC keys, and key material for use in X.509 certificates and session keys used in SSL/TLS connections. Any of these keys generated using the affected systems on or after 2006-09-17 may be vulnerable. Keys generated with GnuPG, GNUTLS, ccrypt, or other encryption utilities that do not use OpenSSL are not vulnerable because these applications use their own random number generators. II. Impact A remote, unauthenticated attacker may be able to guess secret key material. The attacker may also be able to gain authenticated access to the system through the affected service or perform man-in-the-middle attacks. III. Solution Upgrade Debian and Ubuntu have released fixed versions of OpenSSL to address this issue. System administrators can use the ssh-vulnkey application to check for compromised or weak SSH keys. After applying updates, clients using weak keys may be refused by servers. Workaround Until updates can be applied, administrators and users are encouraged to restrict access to vulnerable servers. Debian- and Ubuntu-based systems can use iptables, iptables configuration tools, or tcp-wrappers to limit access. IV. References * DSA-1571-1 openssl - predictable random number generator - <http://www.debian.org/security/2008/dsa-1571> * Debian wiki - SSL keys - <http://wiki.debian.org/SSLkeys> * Ubuntu OpenSSL vulnerability - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-1> * Ubuntu OpenSSH vulnerability - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-2> * Ubuntu OpenVPN vulnerability - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-3>Ubuntu SSL-cert vulnerability * Ubuntu OpenSSH update - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-5> * Ubuntu OpenVPN regression - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-6> * OpenVPN regression - <http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-6> _________________________________________________________________ The most recent version of this document can be found at: <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA08-137A.html> _________________________________________________________________ Feedback can be directed to US-CERT Technical Staff. Please send email to <cert@cert.org> with "TA08-137A Feedback VU#925211" in the subject. _________________________________________________________________ For instructions on subscribing to or unsubscribing from this mailing list, visit <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/signup.html>. _________________________________________________________________ Produced 2008 by US-CERT, a government organization. Terms of use: <http://www.us-cert.gov/legal.html> ____________________________________________________________________ Revision History May 16, 2008: Initial release -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBSC3OLvRFkHkM87XOAQIY6Qf/RywAJKkMBte71mgV+XKHOFH9yLy+vOGs HlC35oyfpijFSPI1TyYpN9vvpvfhL8DDDG6/dNBt+u1uVskcurb5Rh1UMmpEEFg0 kVGos6JDD18T6JpfgvEY9k+4iVAGApNirEYRDsKFVRho/3CaJQ6Tdp/jf3NEzmNE DPgsEA0n825kBd0dr/v3yT5S9wYsn5x9n6OfyHShXVwYPK/V3jEXbU0uZo0Nt7HX L0FIVTz5tMWIm1LoTsh+GeE0dsnsg/0+qf1jRRq66GQ+3eMGO/wepTbUmqGCXF0s I+O756V/mDxrPePJRNcpCjtGZCEjtMNJ4fZPQhosxbNVPpvDV5rGlQ== =93LZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881528
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    - Error loading TcpMib.dll Have been working on my GW Essential 667 with 98SE. Some problems so did a clean reinstall and was adding/updating programs when found out I could no longer get Windows Update service. @#$%^&*(. Found and used Autopatcher98.Dec_Full_Final.exe. It has updates and tweaks. Now when my computer starts I get the message "Error loading TcpMib.dll". click ok, message goes away and computer still seems to work ok, but I am getting a little tired of checking ok whenever I turn the computer on. Searched MSKb for message. "Error Loading the TCP MIB Library" error when you add a standard TCP/IP printer port in Windows XP and in Windows 2000 View products that this article applies to. Article ID : 261302 Last Review : October 30, 2006 Revision : 5.1 This article was previously published under Q261302 SYMPTOMS When you use the Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard in Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows 2000, you may receive the following error message: Error loading the TCP MIB library. When you click OK, you receive the following additional error message: Specified port cannot be added. Operations could not be completed. When you click OK, the Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard quits, and no port is added. Back to the top CAUSE This behavior may occur if a third-party version of the Wsnmp32.dll, Ntprint.dll, Tcpmib.dll, Mgmtapi.dll, or Snmpapi.dll file has been copied to the %SystemRoot% folder. Back to the top RESOLUTION To resolve this behavior, rename or delete these files in the %SystemRoot% folder. These files are taking precedence over the Microsoft-supplied file in the %SystemRoot%\System32 folder. Back to the top STATUS Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. Back to the top MORE INFORMATION The Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard checks the root system folder for some dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) before it checks the System32 folder. Searched for above files. Found snmpapi.dll(3), wsmp32.dll, and mgmtapi.dll; renamed them with.old sufix. Also found HPtcpMib.dll, HPTcpMUI.dll, and HPTcpMON.d;did not touch these as I assume they are for my HP all-in one. After reboot still get the "Error loading TcpMib.dll" message. Search for tcpm*.dll shows no files on my computer. Any ideas as to what is calling for this file? If I do need it where do I get it. Searched my system restore disks and could not find it. thanks for any help. D.L. Sayre Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881515
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    - Copy Cells Found This post does not belong here but I tried the Office Group but got no answer and here I always get a solution. I would like to ask if there is a way that I can add the same text to existing text in all cells in column. Each cell has deferent text. I have office XP. Sol Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881470
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    - Add Same Text to All Cells in Column This post does not belong here but I tried the Office Group but got no answer and here I always get a solution.I would like to ask if there is a way that I can add the same text to existing text in all cells in column. Each cell has deferent text. I have office XP. Sol Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881469
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    - HELP - major mess up - sys restore - lost win 98 product code! Inserted the disk to do a sys restore and totally forgot I'd need the product code from Win98. I have no clue where it is! Hubby and I have looked EVERYWHERE and can't find it! (found an old Win95 book/code, but obviously that is of no help!) Are we totally hosed? Is there any (free/very low cost) way to save this cpu? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881456
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    - Thanks for Google Earth for 98! A while back there was a thread on Google Earth, at least I *think* it was this group. Someone provided a link to a modified v4 program for 98. Well, in anticipation of using it SOMETIME it was downloaded. Finally got to install it and wow, it is nice to have this program for W98! Wish I could recall the name of the person who did it (Rick?). So if you were the one who did it, nice job, and THANKS! someone watching Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881454
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    - air canada site for past few weeks after going into the air canada site, i keep getting error message with numbers 2146823279 indicated, then an error box come up and i am booted completely back to my screen saver h e l p Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881441
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    - NetStumbler doesn't work with my Netgear WG111V2 USB adapter I've seen other posts by people who use the Netgear WG111V2 USB adapter with Netstumbler under Windows 98 SE, but I just can't get it to work for me. I currently connect to the internet with another USB adapter, (made in China, with no FCC ID or brand name), combined with a wok, (aka: WokTenna), tethered to the end of a 15' active USB cable, which has enough range to reach the house from our trailer about 300' away. I don't know what signal strength I get from this arrangement, but its slow. About comparable to 150% of what I used to get with dialup. Now, I'd like to be able to use an old laptop that also has Windows 98 SE together with the Netgear WG111V2 USB adapter to reach from the shop to the house where the cable connection and router are located, but it doesn't have quite as much range as my cheapo made in china adapter and the shop is just as far away from the house. Which basically means I'll be looking at building a better antenna using the WG111, but it sure would be nice to be able to use Netstumbler to help me with evaluating my results. The Netgear WG111V2 I have, has the FCC ID PY305400026 and I haven't been able to find pictures of the innards of this device to see where I might be able to connect an external antenna. (If anyone knows where I can find some, please feel free to post a reply.) Also, when I try to use Netstumbler, with either of the USB adapters I have, (I also tried some other WG111's that I have that use the same FCC IDD number, with the same results), Netstumber shows the adapters I have installed, (they are grayed out), but doesn't show any of them as being a "suitable device". I currently have drivers for the 1 made in china adapter and 3 of the WG111's installed and can unplug one and plug in another without any problems at all, (apart from the WG111's poorer range). I think Windows treats each of the WG111's as a separate entity because they use different MAC addresses, but I'm just guessing on that. Anyway, if anyone knows how to get Netstumbler to work on my computers with Win98SE, or has some info on pics of the internal antenna connections and maybe setting these up with a double biquad and maybe a 36" round satellite dish, (I just happen to have one kicking around), for some serious range, I'd appreciate the help. Thanks! K. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881435
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    - Uninstalling AVG Anti-Virus I have been a long term user of AVG Anti-Virus. However, with version 7.5 about to expire and 8.0 not available to W98, I decided to uninstall it and replace it with Avast. However, having run the uninstall, I was left with various folders (Program Files\Grisoft and Windows\All Users\Application Data\ Grisoft & AVG) which I have since moved off the machine. Now, during the boot up process, I get the message that the registry or System.ini file refers to device files which no longer exist. These are:- C:\PROGRA'1\GRISOFT\AVGFRE'1\AVG7CORE.VXD C:\PROGRA'1\GRISOFT\AVGFRE'1\AVG7RS.VXD C:\PROGRA'1\GRISOFT\AVGFRE'1\AVG7DI.VXD I cannot see any reference to these in the system.ini file, so I would be very grateful for any help in sorting this out. Kind Regards, Swan Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881431
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    - Testing identity identifier Identifying - Franc Zabkar -- Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881423
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    - MS Config Startup List Where in the registry do I go to remove an entry from the Startup list for msconfig? I've already deleted the program. -- { : [|]=( DaffyD® If I knew where I was I'd be there now. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881404
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    - compacq laptop have no cdrom drive how can i install win98 without cdrom. thanks -- cob Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881398
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    - Foxit 2.3 PDF Reader Doesn't Work with 98 See thread and threads cited at http://www.foxitsoftware.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=7610 I went back to 2.1, and it works fine. I went to 2.1 because of non OS-related problems with find text. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881391
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    - US-CERT Cyber Security Tip US-CERT Cyber Security Tip ST05-010 -- Understanding Web Site Certificates -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Cyber Security Tip ST05-010 Understanding Web Site Certificates You may have been exposed to web site, or host, certificates if you have ever clicked on the padlock in your browser or, when visiting a web site, have been presented with a dialog box claiming that there is an error with the name or date on the certificate. Understanding what these certificates are may help you protect your privacy. What are web site certificates? If an organization wants to have a secure web site that uses encryption, it needs to obtain a site, or host, certificate. Some steps you can take to help determine if a site uses encryption are to look for a closed padlock in the status bar at the bottom of your browser window and to look for "https:" rather than "http:" in the URL (see Protecting Your Privacy for more information). By making sure a web site encrypts your information and has a valid certificate, you can help protect yourself against attackers who create malicious sites to gather your information. You want to make sure you know where your information is going before you submit anything (see Avoiding Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks for more information). If a web site has a valid certificate, it means that a certificate authority has taken steps to verify that the web address actually belongs to that organization. When you type a URL or follow a link to a secure web site, your browser will check the certificate for the following characteristics: 1. the web site address matches the address on the certificate 2. the certificate is signed by a certificate authority that the browser recognizes as a "trusted" authority Can you trust a certificate? The level of trust you put in a certificate is connected to how much you trust the organization and the certificate authority. If the web address matches the address on the certificate, the certificate is signed by a trusted certificate authority, and the date is valid, you can be more confident that the site you want to visit is actually the site that you are visiting. However, unless you personally verify that certificate's unique fingerprint by calling the organization directly, there is no way to be absolutely sure. When you trust a certificate, you are essentially trusting the certificate authority to verify the organization's identity for you. However, it is important to realize that certificate authorities vary in how strict they are about validating all of the information in the requests and about making sure that their data is secure. By default, your browser contains a list of more than 100 trusted certificate authorities. That means that, by extension, you are trusting all of those certificate authorities to properly verify and validate the information. Before submitting any personal information, you may want to look at the certificate. How do you check a certificate? There are two ways to verify a web site's certificate in Internet Explorer or Mozilla. One option is to click on the padlock in the status bar of your browser window. However, your browser may not display the status bar by default. Also, attackers may be able to create malicious web sites that fake a padlock icon and display a false dialog window if you click that icon. A more secure way to find information about the certificate is to look for the certificate feature in the menu options. This information may be under the file properties or the security option within the page information. You will get a dialog box with information about the certificate, including the following: * who issued the certificate - You should make sure that the issuer is a legitimate, trusted certificate authority (you may see names like VeriSign, thawte, or Entrust). Some organizations also have their own certificate authorities that they use to issue certificates to internal sites such as intranets. * who the certificate is issued to - The certificate should be issued to the organization who owns the web site. Do not trust the certificate if the name on the certificate does not match the name of the organization or person you expect. * expiration date - Most certificates are issued for one or two years. One exception is the certificate for the certificate authority itself, which, because of the amount of involvement necessary to distribute the information to all of the organizations who hold its certificates, may be ten years. Be wary of organizations with certificates that are valid for longer than two years or with certificates that have expired. When visiting a web site, you may have been presented with a dialog box that claims that there is an error with the site certificate. This may happen if the name the certificate is registered to does not match the site name, you have chosen not to trust the company who issued the certificate, or the certificate has expired. You will usually be presented with the option to examine the certificate, after which you can accept the certificate forever, accept it only for that particular visit, or choose not to accept it. The confusion is sometimes easy to resolve (perhaps the certificate was issued to a particular department within the organization rather than the name on file). If you are unsure whether the certificate is valid or question the security of the site, do not submit personal information. Even if the information is encrypted, make sure to read the organization's privacy policy first so that you know what is being done with that information (see Protecting Your Privacy for more information). _________________________________________________________________ Authors: Mindi McDowell, Matt Lytle _________________________________________________________________ Produced 2005 by US-CERT, a government organization. Note: This tip was previously published and is being re-distributed to increase awareness. Terms of use <http://www.us-cert.gov/legal.html> This document can also be found at <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/tips/ST05-010.html> For instructions on subscribing to or unsubscribing from this mailing list, visit <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/signup.html>. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBSCsj0/RFkHkM87XOAQJhqAf/UC9YCLeYqJD8JcQXPIVldUoePjP9SHrI JglAmYqxfzptQu0xDGewpsiSF/O7Dre0Q4onLyZJOUggVSYp53+pSMsg6baFLxsj 0z57qsx59kOuhHR4e04+bagxS4Gqp1CJkXhfdWphYexClHC5vO7j+himWldwWtYo 938+3jZPobjVi+aifd0ojDdxQ6Co5klH0h7BKcQ80D1yXGdPilhKlWL9OYkgrsC0 Lus+KAa7HOpBaBvbYQ4FA6PYFzucafzGoob6xmt5WxlEKDOWgpdPihhjxBZG/P7a hKB73qgB+ydzokrd8nE2v91Eio9a20VBhnYkbkqvvmCfM3RZmv/b8A== =dyW1 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881386
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    - US CERT - more for the dual booters - Microsoft updates -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 National Cyber Alert System Technical Cyber Security Alert TA08-134A Microsoft Updates for Multiple Vulnerabilities Original release date: May 13, 2008 Last revised: -- Source: US-CERT Systems Affected * Microsoft Windows * Microsoft Office * Microsoft Jet Database Engine * Microsoft Windows Live OneCare * Microsoft Antigen * Microsoft Windows Defender * Microsoft Forefront Security Overview Microsoft has released updates that address vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, Office, Jet Database Engine, Windows Live OneCare, Antigen, Windows Defender, and Forefront Security. I. Description Microsoft has released updates to address vulnerabilities that affect Microsoft Windows, Office, Jet Database Engine, Windows Live OneCare, Antigen, Windows Defender, and Forefront Security as part of the Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for May 2008. The most severe vulnerabilities could allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code. For more information, see the US-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database. II. Impact A remote, unauthenticated attacker could execute arbitrary code, gain elevated privileges, or cause a denial of service. III. Solution Apply updates from Microsoft Microsoft has provided updates for these vulnerabilities in the May 2008 Security Bulletin Summary. The security bulletin describes any known issues related to the updates. Administrators are encouraged to note these issues and test for any potentially adverse effects. Administrators should consider using an automated update distribution system such as Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). IV. References * US-CERT Vulnerability Notes for Microsoft May 2008 updates - <http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/byid?searchview&query=ms08-may> * Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for May 2008 - <http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms08-may.mspx> * Microsoft Update - <https://www.update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdate/> * Windows Server Update Services - <http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/updateservices/default.mspx> ____________________________________________________________________ The most recent version of this document can be found at: <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA08-134A.html> ____________________________________________________________________ Feedback can be directed to US-CERT Technical Staff. Please send email to <cert@cert.org> with "TA08-134A Feedback VU#534907" in the subject. ____________________________________________________________________ For instructions on subscribing to or unsubscribing from this mailing list, visit <http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/signup.html>. ____________________________________________________________________ Produced 2008 by US-CERT, a government organization. Terms of use: <http://www.us-cert.gov/legal.html> ____________________________________________________________________ Revision History May 13, 2008: Initial release -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBSCnrE/RFkHkM87XOAQJAoAf/XrkJlT9AS30/CZwAMO9qta8TbtLQTZR3 /yAV/h2CmOKhFsbjdh8L4+GcP0n66twWhmMBfBs6BosOoaqqhkeJcE6JoyQ2Kso1 MnhXjPJuGtgEPcfYX9bg42rnZ5WDXGh9EuhoZVyUV4UeUQ8qRM8LL3OIWBHubE7R fcOqIVDz/qtCC1U+RUdrbdeV8XB48mshiLoWjxzOT0FzeOKsBwsyHzaO5mAeEy4E 1hsLC2u4idGlq9Ezl82XODyH6vtHBKq7yKDv+FkVHbCqwB+thqPkUo2es+amASra shcJggg39WWmPWphqnBz94rkdwitsvW3ymOWt1F27GecX1sveofLDQ== =rhf4 -----END PGP SIGNATURE Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881375
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    - Gateway PC fires up and then doesn't fire up I got this PC to finally get going when I plugged everything back in. I didn't even use the power button, I just plugged the power cord back into the back panel and whammo! It started, but nothing came up on the monitor screen and the power supply fan didn't turn, and yes I did plug the little 3 pin connector back up to the mobo. I bet if I change the tower case everything will be ok. Ok, yes it is me. And if you don't want to answer anymore questions, then let it be. There are enough professional people here that can answer questions and not make a big deal about it. Another thing is I tried to post another thread and I don't see it. I just bought a video card from Dell. It's a GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card. I bought it when I was upset and now I think I need a new motherboard to use it. My Dell 8300 has the stock motherboard, and wait, I can check with belarc.com and see what mobo i have on my Dell 8300 desktop. Thanks, attilathehun1 -- attilathehun1 Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881372
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    - New Antivirus Program I currently dual-boot with 98 Second Edition and Windows XP Professional. I use AVG and I have discovered that AVG 8 will not support Windows 98 SE and support for AVG 7.5 is currently slated to end at the end of May. Can someone suggest a good antivirus program that works with Windows 98 SE that I can switch to next month. Thanks in advance for any responses. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881364
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    - win98 se startup issues Every time I try to boot my computer, I get the message that it's "preparing to run windows for the first time". I go through that process and let it detect devices and install drivers, but when I restart I get the same message again and must repeat the detection process. I remember from a while back that setup makes some changes to some boot files to reflect that it is first boot, but I can't recall which files. Can anyone help with this issue? It's Windows 98 SE, and the computer was given to me by a previous owner; he used it for business and removed all his files then gave me the box. Thanks in advance. Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881330
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    - recycle bin: delete confirmation dialog hi, i want to set up my recycle bin to just delete a file, without storing it. i just want to select any file, choose delete from the context menu and the file just disappear for good. i know that selecting properties and checking the box for 'remove files immediately', removes the files permanently, but i do not want the system to ask me if i am sure or not, with the confirmation dialog. on this properties applet, the checkbox for "display delete confirmation dialog box" is already unchecked and greyed out, after ive also checked the remove files immediately box. how do i make it so the system doesnt ask me if i am sure? ive already told it here, on this options applet, to not ask me, so why is it still asking me anyway? on this properties page, i have the radio bullet selecting to use one setting for all drives. below that, the box for 'display delete confirmation box' is unchecked, then, i have the checkbox ticked for 'do not move files to recycle bin. remove files immediately when deleted.' once that box is checked, the area below for displaying the confirmation, greys out, and the box for that remains unchecked. so, all that i have selected here, should really not be displaying any confirmation. but it still does. why?? Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881315
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    - OT: Hypothetical I have to get a large file to Thailand asap, 1.8Gb Is there a program that can zip and break apart the file to make the parts easier to email? say 50Mb or 100 Mb each? Thanks Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881313
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    - Reformatting Hard Drive Win98SE I recently acquired a Compaq presario 1255 laptop that is nine years old with Windows 98SE OS. I was told that the hard drive was cleaned. However, I find leftovers of old un-installed programs such as McAfee from 2003. The problem is that about every third boot up, I get an error message that a McAffee file no longer exists. I found a file labeled exactly as the error message in configsys/startup. I obviously unchecked it in confifsys/startup, but still get the same error message on startup. I have all the original RESTORE disks that accompanied the purchase of the laptop. Would I be better to reformat the hard drive with the FULL FACTORY RESTORE FROM CD or the try and work around these leftovers. I only intend on using this computer for printing database invoices that I will create in the Works program that came on it--that is it. It will never be used for internet, etc. Will I need updates for Win98 (knowing they are now unavailable) if I do a full restore, even though I am only using minimal applications? Have I totally confused the situation? I am leaning towards REFORMAT and take it from there. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks, Paula H Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881271
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    - Movado Botelo Steel Automatic Mens Watch 0605700 Movado Botelo Steel Automatic Mens Watch 0605700 Movado Botelo Steel Automatic Mens Watch 0605700 Link : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0605700.html Movado Botelo Steel Automatic Mens Watch 0605700 Information : Brand : Movado Watches ( http://movado.hotwatch.org/ ) Gender : Unisex Code : Movado-0605700 Item Variations : Movement : Automatic Bezel : Fixed Case Material : stainless steel Case Diameter : Dial Color : Black Crystal : Scratch Resistant Sapphire Clasp : Stainless Steel Water Resistant : 30m/100ft Stainless steel case and bracelet. Black dial. Silver-tone hands and hour markers. Date displays at 4 o'clock position. Sapphire crystal. Automatic self-winding movement. Push-button clasp. Water resistant at 30 meters (100 feet). Movado Botelo Steel Automatic Mens Watch 0605700 The Same Movado Watches Series : Movado Modo Steel Mens Watch 0605742 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0605742.html Movado Capelo Steel Black Mens Watch 0605012 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0605012.html Movado Capelo Diamond Steel Black Ladies Watch 0605158 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-Capelo-Ladies-Watch-0605158.html Movado Estimo Gold-Tone Steel Ladies Watch 0604887 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-Estimo-Gold-Tone-0604887.html Movado Safiro Diamond Steel Black Ladies Watch 0605807 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/movado-safiro-ladies-watch-0605807.html Movado Gold-Tone Steel Ladies Watch 0691037 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-Gold-Tone-Steel-Ladies-0691037.html Movado Estimo Steel Black Ladies Watch 0604885 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0604885.html Movado SI Stainless Steel Mens Watch 0605643 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0605643.html Movado Trevi Ladies Watch 0603967 : http://movado.hotwatch.org/Movado-0603967.html Tag: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? Tag: 881254

I saw a claim that some version of the msi has been made
incompatible with win 98?

Is there any truth, in whole or part, to that claim?

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Re: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? by MEB

MEB
Wed May 28 03:26:36 PDT 2008

Version 2 for 98, version 3+ for 2000 and above, if you're referring to
Microsoft Installer/Windows Installer..

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"bill" <bill@bill.com> wrote in message
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| I saw a claim that some version of the msi has been made
| incompatible with win 98?
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| Is there any truth, in whole or part, to that claim?

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Re: Was MSI designed not to work with 98? by Gary

Gary
Wed May 28 09:40:04 PDT 2008

Why do you ask? I mean, what possible problems could it cause? Anyone
writing a Win9x-compatible application can simply use an earlier version of
MSI.

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"bill" <bill@bill.com> wrote in message
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>I saw a claim that some version of the msi has been made
> incompatible with win 98?
>
> Is there any truth, in whole or part, to that claim?

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