Just an update. I tried the registry rebuild recommended here.
Unfortunately, all that did was crash the PC. So I gave up and made a
new drive container. The drive container started up fine. DOS and Win98
installed with no problems (except taking a huge amount of time). Good
so far.
You'd
Hi Folks,
Just an update. I tried the registry rebuild recommended here.
Unfortunately, all that did was crash the PC. So I gave up and made a
new drive container. The drive container started up fine. DOS and
Win98 installed with no problems (except taking a huge amount of
time). Good so far.
I should have mentioned in my last note that the bad RAM card was
from Velocity Upgrades. Does anybody know what happened to them?
Thanks, Mark
--
Mark Chapman, Membership Secretary/Secrétaire aux admissions
The Canadian Society For The Study Of Religion/ La societe canadienne
pour l'etude de
Mark D. Chapman wrote:
Hi Folks,
Just an update. I tried the registry rebuild recommended here.
Unfortunately, all that did was crash the PC. So I gave up and made a
new drive container. The drive container started up fine. DOS and Win98
installed with no problems (except taking a huge amount
It sounds like there are a few more things I can try before I give up
on my current install.
Thanks for all the input.
Mark
Windows meltdown on my PC--I'm having problems
with programs
failing to work and load (the latest is NERO! I'm
having to improvise
with other software to do my CD
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 20:29:41 -0500
From: Mark D. Chapman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Define messed up?
Lots of partial programs that have spread themselves around the Hard
Drive. New installs fail. It always crashes at shutdown.
How'd it get that way?
I am not sure. Some
--- MUGWump [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Windows has a way of doing that. I'm on the verge of
having to do a
Windows meltdown on my PC--I'm having problems
with programs
failing to work and load (the latest is NERO! I'm
having to improvise
with other software to do my CD burning).
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On Monday, March 22, 2004, at 12:16 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
--- Brian Futrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I've got a:
8500 logic board
7200 case
7300 CD-ROM and case cover
So does that make it a 7666? ;)
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Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty until the end of March.
Gotta call
I have a P166 card in my 7500. The disk image has Win98 on it but it is
so messed up I think I need to start from scratch. Can I do that using
the existing image or is it better to just delete it and start over.
I am using PCsetup 2.17 in case that makes a difference.
Define messed up?
Lots
I have a P166 card in my 7500. The disk image has Win98 on it but it
is so messed up I think I need to start from scratch. Can I do that
using the existing image or is it better to just delete it and start
over.
I am using PCsetup 2.17 in case that makes a difference.
Mark
--
Mark Chapman,
On Sunday, March 21, 2004, at 09:03 PM, Mark D. Chapman wrote:
I have a P166 card in my 7500. The disk image has Win98 on it but it
is so messed up I think I need to start from scratch. Can I do that
using the existing image or is it better to just delete it and start
over.
I am using PCsetup
--- Brian Futrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I've got a:
8500 logic board
7200 case
7300 CD-ROM and case cover
So does that make it a 7666? ;)
=
Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty until the end of March. Gotta call in
each weekend. Fun.
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