UltimateSilence

Thank you, xpclient! Much of Windows wouldn't be the same without Classic Shell.

Have you tried any of these options?

Would you please be so kind to post the link?

The download link of the SDK does not offer the required feature for Vista.

Hello, I am having trouble with a Windows Vista installation... it takes a very long while to boot. I have run a complete chkdsk, defragmented the HDD, and scanned for malware but the problem persists.

Try to create a shortcut of the executable, not a shortcut of the shortcut... Navigate to C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe and create a shortcut to the desktop from there.

I've actually made it work on Vista by installing it in Windows 98 compatibility mode... Leaflame, I am not sure which version you are using, but there should be a couple of options for sound/video in the file menu. I will have to get back to you. EDIT: Reinstalled it today on Vista, and it works without compatibility mode! Will send screenshots of options later, hopefully they will be of assistance.

LeaflameSD, did you ever resolve your issue?

Is this it? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/256015 http://download.microsoft.com/download/win98SE/Update/6467/W98/EN-US/256015USA8.EXE

I really hope they restore the Stop button instead of retaining it, the Go, and the Refresh buttons as one...

IIRC, click on your name on the Hotmail page. Signing out of Messenger should prevent the window from opening again.

You hear a click every few minutes? Backup and replace the disk ASAP. I'm not even sure if it's the disk making the noise... If there is a problem, wouldn't ScanDisk have 'found' anything?

Hello, I am looking for a compatible disk diagnostic tool(s) for Windows 98SE ( ). I am aware of ScanDisk and I have already run a full scan in DOS; no errors were found. But for some reason, I hear this "click" every few minutes, and I just want to be sure.

Did you find a solution to your problem, Sophy?

The aesthetics are so basic. It feels like Windows 3.1. Although...it does feel significantly faster on the Pentium 4 desktop downstairs. I wonder if there's a way to get it running on Vista?