for computer, windows 98
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Right click on the desktop in the empty space\nClick the desktop tab\nMake any changes\nClick apply to save\nThen close down the menu
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the drive uses a Lexar chipset.  You should be able to use the link located at the website below. (the link is "Jumpdrive Windows 98 SE Drivers")
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It's not what you're wanting to hear however, you have no protection while using Microsoft Windows 98 as it has now been completly dropped from Microsoft's line of operating systems. No longer can you get updates or security protection. I'd be willing to bet that because of this, hackers are now tearing the program apart, digging for info as to how it was put together, all in an effort to find info that they'd like to have on the newer versions. Larry RadioShack
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take the c-mos batt out for a few days , put back and boot up using an os disc (ie if win98 on laptop boot up with with 98 disc)
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The only problem that you can encounter when going back from XP to 98 is Hard Drive partition type management., if you have windows xp installed on a NTFS HARDDRIVE im sorry to say but you have to re-partition your harddrive back to a FAT32 or FAT16 type.  First you have to back up ALL your WINDOWS XP DRIVERS, FILES, and SOFTWARE PROGRAMS.   Provided you have done all this things you have to BOOT from your WINDOWS 98 CD, then re-partition the hardisk (if you have NTFS installed), then format the hardrive for a clean install. With your type of computer its obvious that processor speed will be the issue when it comes to XP.  A slower based processor such as a PII 300mhz will go sluggish on you. On the other hand new software for Windows 98 will be scarce cuz it's software lifecycle has already diminished.  For example OFFICE 2003, AGE OF EMPIRES 3 wont run on windows 98.
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My experience with Windows 98 machines is that USB or wireless is pretty hopeless.  If the machine doesn't have Ethernet, I'd recommend buying an inexpensive Ethernet card -- you can get them for less than $10.\n\nOnce you have Ethernet, any router will do to connect to DSL.  My favorite brand is Linksys.
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Well, almost every answer I've seen to this has told you the same thing. Windows 95 is over 12 years old. Windows 98 is 8+ years old. Windows ME was a piece of junk. Windows 2000 is 6+ years old. Windows XP is nearly 4 years old. \n\nI have an 18 year old car, for which I cannot find many parts any more. They quit making them years ago. Same with software. \n\nMicrosoft announced years ago that support for Win95 had stopped, and they gave a date for stopping support for Win98. However, you can still get Win95 and 98 advice from Microsoft, as well as a lot of other people. Quit grousing and buy some current operating system. If you don't like Microsoft, switch to Linux.
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Hi,\n\nYou should provide more details.. what software you used to make it?? Something which work in 98 may not work on XP...\n\nCheers!!!\njAY
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File and printer sharing needs to be enabled.  Next you share a folder.  I can't remember the exact procedure; it's been too long since I've seen Windows 98.
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Don't do it.  Use 2000 for everything. \nYeah, there might be a couple of games that play in 98 that don't work in 2000.  \nBut having 2 operating systems will drive you nuts.
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well windows 98 sucks.but mine said that too until i got a macintosh\ntry uninstalling the programs and reinstalling them that usualy works
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That's Fine Choice... win 2000 will run comfortabally..... and why do you use Windows 2000 i know it's easy handling servers Since Microsoft has already released windows 2003 Server which is quite similar to windows Xp with windows 2000 Features and many more!
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"I do have a windows 98se"\n\nThere's your problem.
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Well, why don't you back up all your files to a flashdrive or CD.\nThen format your drive and reload Windows.. But if you do reload why in your right mind would you want to place 98 on when WIN 2000 or XP is the way to go?\n\nIf FOR some reason you can't backup your data to another drive or CD, you can reinstall Windows on top of itself and you will not lose any of the data on the drive.
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Its pricey but check here: http://www.viosoftware.com/Windows+98/?osCsid=a9d0f47f6ab9ce3718c1bdbcdeec4d2e
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reboot and when windows starts to load I think you hit F8 where you'll get an option of "startup types" or something like that.\n\nlook for something called "normal startup"\n\nbeen a while since I've seen windows 98, so my recollection is a bit fuzzy, sorry if this is no help
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Windows 98 Second Edition (English)\n\nHQ6K2 - QPC42 - 3HWDM - BF4KJ - W4XWJ\n\nFor respecting to copyright laws, Delete your question ; )