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As far as I know 98SE2ME does not install Windows ME networking stack.

I've said: So: you better should not install WMF patch because it installs updated gdi* files. Please post next time with RP (Lite) questions to RP (Lite) thread. P.S. RP4 is crap. Powerful crap.

<sarcasm> Format C: </sarcasm> Seriously, you should look for patches that may improve system stability, but it is unsafe to install 98SE2ME or patched system files (user*,gdi*,shell*,kernel*) over RP4 due to its architecture.

There may be a incorrent checksum in file(s) or file(s) is in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\control\SessionManager\WarnVerDLLs (CheckVerDLLs).

It should leave driver files - just modifies registry entries. I had VMWare drivers installed and it catched them without reinstall.

Here is a small registry trick i've discovered. With it you can reinstall all hardware drivers without a problem (you do not have to click a lot of hardware install dialogs). It can be very useful when you're deploying Win 98 image on different computers or installing your custom Windows version. Attached zip file contains 2 reg files: - reload.reg: makes 98 believe that it is installing itself first time. - delhdw.reg: removes current hardware entries and configuration. Warning: if you have WinME or 98SE2ME with sysdm.cpl from WinME, you'll have to reboot your computer 2 or more times due to stupid ME setup behavior. With sysdm.cpl from 98, your computer won't reboot! I hope someone will find this files useful. newconfig.zip

Good, i hope some day slipstreaming will be as good as 2000/XP one, it's the only thing i wanted for ages.

You should restore KERNEL32.DLL first. If it is not in \windows\revbckup, you should restore it from CD. Start your computer with win/dos boot cd; wait for command prompt; insert Windows ME cd, type <your drive>: ; type cd Win9x; type "extract win_8.cab kernel32.dll /l c:\windows\system /a"

it clearly says windows 98se AND windows ME. please learn to read first.

Kill yourself please, because this pack works only on Windows 98 SE and not supported more.

Wow, good!

Well, you can try to hex-edit VXD and replace "taskmgr.exe" to "explorer.exe" in it. Virtual Reboot in RP is different; Reload in Taskmgr does the same work as Start->Shut down->Reboot+SHIFT.

I've written such VXD many months ago. It hooks CTRL-SHIFT-ESC and displays simple task manager which can run programs (including explorer) even if everything fallen. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&sho...ndpost&p=412089 'Virtual Reboot' feature which you've described is included in my Revolutions Pack (since 2.5) and in RP Lite (in Unofficial Service Pack forum). It does not reload VXDs (because static VXDs do not support such functionalty), but it reloads processes.

Problem is in Revolutions Pack 3. Consider upgrading it to RP Lite v4.

Annoying Please show me 16-bit app which you use and it loads icons from Internet.

NotepadEx.

no. There is a registry tweak which is present in ME explorer, but it may not work in 98 explorer. Grippers won't dissappear - it is implemented completely in RP.

Elementary. System backups are deleted to prevent registry conflicts with old files which will be restored with restoring old Windows files and registry, coz RP3.5+ files are highly uncompatible with other system files. I'm agreed that this is unintellegent command to workaround several backup/restore errors, but i WON'T fix it in RP4. - RP is ended. - Better use RP3.6. - It warns that product is dangerous and backup/restore is not reliable. Backup is NOT by default. - This issue is not present in RPLite.

This post was made after RP support have ended. I can't just delete a line from script without testing - it was added somewhen with some purpose. So better use RP Lite - it does not contain this command and supported now.

Yes, I do.

You can jugde me, but LOL Wait plz for 'new RP release'.

Ok dude got ur point but i'm not sure it is possible to do what you want. Better try Windows 3.1 for this Easy: 1) Cut everything and set shell to command.com 2) make winstart.bat in windows dir and add command.com to it. I've noticed before that winstart.bat is loaded after shell and main kernel32, but i'm not sure about win32 apps and of course no multitasking there. Advanced: - how Windows loads: - win.com starts vmm32.vxd - vmm32.vxd contains vmm.vxd, which is started first (virtual machine manager) - protected mode starts - drivers are loading - shell.vxd from vmm32.vxd starts krnl386.exe - gdi&user are loaded - vwin32.vxd from vmm32.vxd starts kernel32.dll - 32-bit gdi&user are loaded - gui appears So... Only possible solution i see is to write vxd driver which will provide dos and multitasking.

msdxm.ocx contains bitmap logo for MPlayer2. dxmsaf.dll contains animated logo.

Looks like you're wrong, MDGx. According to Dependancy Walker, PSAPI.DLL from NT4 SDK or 2000 CD won't work with 9x. And I don't know any. But it is not so hard to write own...

OMG! IT HELPED!!! Thx you, rico2k_uk!