i have turbo c installed and windows 98 installed. can i control the hardware by c programming? any guidebook?
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Sure when you programm hardware drivers or program who uses the interface to any device driver. Anything is possible, it's digital... zero or one. When it won't work this way, there is another.\n\nhttp://www.programmersheaven.com/zone7/index.htm
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boot from c with windows cd then repair disk c
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Everythiny you want to control with a computer needs an interface -you can build all the progtams you want, if they aren't actually controlling a switch/switch gear/ motors/sensors etc etc then the computer (program) is just a useles box of instructions \n\n- Interfaces COST money unless you are MacGyver ;)
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You can also upgrade from Windows 98. Boot from the Win 98 CD and format the hard disk, then install.
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I got this to work with 4 computers under Win XP/2000/98.   I used C&C95 with all computers using the TCP/IP networking patch (replaces THIPX32.dll), and running the C&C95.exe in windows 95 compatibility mode (for XP/2000).  Works great.
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you can have a password similar to windows xp,to do this you go to control panel and to user options,where you can set a password which you have to enter each time you go on to windows 98\n  you can also go into setup(press del on boot up)and set a password in bios,although you must never forget this otherwise you will have to reset cmos by taking out the cmos battery on your motherboard\n  if that dosent work,go to b and q and buy a padlock for your room to keep the little rotter out
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I have on old PC with 98 on it...........I use sygate
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for 98 u have to install driver by ur self from the product cd.\nif you dont have any cd then check on the manufacter site.
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I'm no "C" expert, but in Delphi this is a Windows system call, and I'm sure it will be a similar implementation in C; just alter the syntax as necessary...
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Yes.\n\nRight click on the program>\nSelect the compatibility tab>\n[Check] "run the program in compatibility mode for:>\nSelect either win95 or win98.\n\n\nDone
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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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For turbo C++ follow the first link.\nYou can also use GUI(Graphic User Interface) compilres like DEV C++ form (bloodshed.net) for free
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Yes the x 100 series will work on win 98. Just run the install disk or download driver from Lexmark
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Learn all that you can about hardware devices, C and assembly language.  Then learn everything you can about the operating system(s) that you intend to use. Next, check out the Linux and its driver projects to get a feel for what is going on.\nDon't give up and best of luck!
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No it is not possible. The reason you need to be an administrator (especially in NT) because the software you are installing needs to make changes to the NT Registry (which needs to have "admin rights"). Assuming it's a DOS program, the software needs administrator rights to be able to communicate with the hardware directly, which may or may not be stable anyway, but that's another answer to another question.
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windows 98se or above
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:O ?? i thought it is called win98 not win88 >> try looking for it in the control panel > power options