on 5/12/02 5:51 PM, Will S at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Not if you only remove the system folder. If there are other files >> and folders that >> have information you need that are in the system folder, Make a new >> folder and name >> it whatever you like, just not system. >> >> After the new 9.1 install, you can add the items back in from the >> folder you saved >> them in. >> >> >> >>> Thanks John, >>> >>> Just one question, when I remove/delete the 9.2 system will that remove all >>> of my 9.1 system information (programs, folders, etc.) that is supposedly >>> under the 9.2 system? >>> >>> Wilton >> >> -- >> John B. >> > I seem to remember you that renaming the system folder is enough to > let you do the install. That way you don't have to go through and > pick things to save until after installing the new system folder. > This worked with older OS's haven't tried with OS 9.2x and 9.1 Hello John, Thanks very much. I followed your instructions and I finally got back to OS 9.1 on my internal drive. However, some thing seem to be missing. The first item seems to be QuickTimeLib. I tried to adjust the sound and I was told I couldn't because QuickTimeLib was missing. I brought everything over from the OS 9.2 system folder but that didn't help. What do I have to do? Thanks
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