Hello Alexander V. Kiselev,
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999 22:56:29 +0300 GMT your local time,
which was Friday, December 24, 1999, 2:56:29 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Alexander V. Kiselev wrote:

Alexander> Hi there!

Alexander> On 23 Dec 99, at 16:53, Roel wrote
Alexander>     about "Re[2]: Windows crashes":

>> AVK> Registry problem. Fix it, and voila.
>> 
>> if it was that simple...
>>  (btw: you don't happen to have the key we'd have to fix?)

Alexander> The idea was to fix the registry as a whole. To do that:
Alexander> 1. Reboot to DOS prompt
Alexander> 2. type in "regedit" (w/o quotes)
Alexander> 3. It will tell you it's commandline syntax.
Alexander> 4. Export your registry to a file
Alexander> 5. *recreate* (NOT import) your registry from that previously 
Alexander> made file.
Alexander> 6. Reboot back.

Alexander> That's all. Somehow all the explorer-crash problems get 
Alexander> eliminated...

>> here it only happens on high-processor-usage, _every_ time when
>> i've got the intellimouse-drivers installed (version of drivers
>> doesn't matter...) or when my resources drop below 40% (which is more
>> common than you might think - i'm running under 60% for about 65% of
>> my 'active' pc-time)...

Alexander> That's another problem: low resources. But the author of the 
Alexander> initial query had apparently the registry-related problem (IMO).
If its a problem with 98 and it only happened during the last few
days, you can also use scanreg under dos and recover a version from
before the corruption.
ONE reason why computers with 98 should be switched off on a regular
basis as the first boot of the day that backup gets updated...
I have seen portables which didnt have backups as the machines are
never off, always in sleep mode...

Best regards,
 
tracer

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