Mathwiz

I have the same version. That's frustrating. I even tried uninstalling and reinstalling with the 'disabled by default' option - still doesn't work. I also have a minor bug in Reversi (old 16-bit game): the cursor is supposed to change to a cross on squares that are legal moves. It does, but it gets "stuck" - it stays a cross everywhere on the board. Both work properly if KernelEx is uninstalled. Everything else I've tried seems fine with KernelEx, including other solitaire games and Firefox 3.5.8.

Well, this kinda sucks: The Win98 FreeCell solitaire game doesn't work with KernelEx 4.5 beta 2 or 4.5 RC 1. Function keys do nothing Display is corrupted when moving multiple cards "Select game" menu option locks it up Random lockups while playing No crashes, therefore no drwatson log; sorry And there's no compatibility tab on the Freecell.exe properties, so I can't just turn KernelEx off! FreeCell runs fine if I uninstall KernelEx. I realize a solitaire game isn't the biggest issue, but still

Thanks for the OLE automation update, MGDx. It fixed an intermittent crash starting ZoneAlarm 5.5 in Win98

There seems to be a small problem with the unofficial 978207 update. It puts an uninstall option on Add/Remove Programs, but it doesn't work: it references %windir%/inf/Q978207.inf, which doesn't get created. I don't think it's a big deal since I don't see a reason to uninstall 978207, but wanted to let you know.

I have an odd problem and was wondering if someone could help. I'm using Win98SE with KernelEx 4.5 beta 2, Firefox 3.5.8, Flash 10.0.45, and the Firefox add-on DownThemAll 1.1.8. It mostly works, but there are a couple of annoying problems: 1. DownThemAll won't save my download directory. Thus I can't use its DTAOneClick feature. 2. If I right-click a link to a file and select "Save link as..." the dialog box asks me whether to save using DownThemAll or Firefox's built-in downloader, as it should. But if I choose DownThemAll it opens the file with the built-in downloader anyway. Changing the compatibility settings didn't seem to make any difference, but these problems don't happen on my WinXP machine at work. Same version of Firefox and DownThemAll. Anyone have a clue what's wrong? Other than that nuisance, I'm really impressed with KernelEx. Great job!

In my case I had to set my display adapter to 32-bit color before Flash 10 would run. At 16 bits it would crash every time. (I didn't try the 24-bit setting.) HTH. Side effect is that RP9 looks much nicer too.