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All I can say is, HOT D@MN. Satire or not, its the honest to God truth and The Walking Dead has a spin-off.

Both files work on my system. I can't reproduce your error. What system components did you try to install?

I think you must have HOSTS and localhost confused. WINSSL has nothing to do with HOSTS files, it simply shakes hands with a server that has SSL encryption and allows Win98 to connect.. Thats it, thats all. There is a batch file that create .pem certs. I guess they could be equivalent to each other.

Sorry guys the driver only supports wired controllers.

Follow the tabs in the screenshots. SE=Self-Explanatory Replace the names in the shots with your actually information. As you can see, servers are localhost. Thats it, thats all. This is how to get Outlook running. As I said before, each app will be configured differently depending on the features. Since the presets are correct, users only need to set Remote Host in WinSSL and set server to localhost in the application. To sum it up 1. Make sure WinSSL is running in the background. 2. Set Remote Host to whatever server you are trying to connect to for that specific protocol. Use the screenshots examples. 3. Set the apps you plan to use to localhost if it has a server option. After that, make sure all encryption is unchecked in the app.

I use Media Player Classic with only these codecs. I have disabled all internal filters because most are outdated and have replaced them with the external ones. Hopefully this gives you an idea of the things you might need as far as playing certain media. AC3FILTER.AX 1.3.1.0 [AC3/DTS]CLAUDIOCD.AX 5.0.0.603 [Play Audio CDs]CLVSD.AX 8.4.5180.4111 [Play DVDs]DIVX.DLL 6.9.2.26 [AVI Video Decoder]DIVXDEC.AX 6.7.0.1 [AVI Video Decoder]DIVXDECH264.AX 8.2.0.26 [H.264/MP4 Decoder]FFDSHOW.AX 1.0.5.2285 [MPEG-4 Video Decoder]L3CODECA.ACM 1.9.0.0306 [MPEG Layer-3 Audio Codec for MSACM]L3CODECP.ACM 3.3.2.44 [MPEG Audio Layer-3 Codec for MSACM]L3CODECX.AX 1.6.0.52 [MPEG Layer-3 Audio Decoder]LIBAVCODEC.DLL [Needed for FFDSHOW.AX]LIBMPLAYER.DLL [Needed for FFDSHOW.AX]WVC1DMOD.DLL 10.0.0.1218 [SMPTE VC-1]

Thanks again. Did you figure out how to use the KEYGEN.BAT? This is the original name from WinSSL and it creates .pem files. I really don't know how to use it. I guess we'll figure it out eventually.

I got it working and everything is fine for now. Add/Remove Control Panel works too. I will test this for a week and then add them to a clean install and see how drvidx.bin acts. Thanks for another Win98 fix.

Didn't work on my system. COMCTL32.DLL error. Sytem wouldn't even load.

http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/49545-setupxdll/ You just might have to patch the Win98 version.

Thanks Mathwiz I have plans to post configurations and screenshots for some of the software I use. I also added to the first post, the installer already creates a shortcut in the start up folder, users need to either start it manually or log off and log back in. Did you use the default TNET=TELNET SSL in the preset or did you create another? Also users need to remember, apps that uses firewalls or proxies etc.... needs a more surgical approach. Thanks for the help on instructions, it took me a hot minute to figure some things out because the original instructions are very vague. You would think its simple, (of course to us geeks) but newbies will definitely have some issues. Another thing I noticed, it works somewhat like a firewall. If configurations are wrong, you will not get a connection to whatever server you try to connect to. Are all the ports correct in the preset? The installer should work on Win95, Win98 FE and WinME.

I was able to connect to my FTPS server using classic versions of WS_FTP LE 5.08 and 6.0. They both worked with no problems. So its safe to say as long as you configure the app that requires SSL Authentication correctly, you shouldn't have any problems.

I have only tried SSL Authentication with Outlook Express. I don't know about other apps because I don't get pop ups. I will gradually post screen shots and instructions on how to configure some software. We all use different programs, so each configuration is going to be different.

The fix is here http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/174247-windows-9x-ssl-protocol-winsslwrap-117/#entry1105356

I have found a gem for Windows 9x that allows us to connect to (Servers) that requires SSL Authentication. I pursued this endeavor because of the annoying pop up in Outlook Express. The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that could not be verified.0x80096004Do you want to continue using this server? (yes)(no) I have created a Unofficial installer with all of the necessary files. The tool allowed me to connect to Outlook with no errors whatsoever. I thought I would share it with you guys. Some of you can go back to using your classic/favorite apps in the meantime that requires SSL Authentication. Here are the links if you want to do everything manually. 1. Original site with the latest version and source code. https://web.archive.org/web/20031003172432/http://pftp.suxx.sk/winsslwrap/ 2. Your gonna need blackwingcat openssl files http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1591502.html 3. A reference webpage that I found that got me started http://oifan.xf.cz/WinSSLWrap/doc/winsslwrapHOW-TO.html Take a close look at the image. I have added the SSL port numbers in the preset file. The installer creates a shortcut in the startup folder, so it runs in the background, as it should. As you can see, Google shook my hand and acknowledge the SSL. The installer does most of the work, but users need to configure each app to use localhost, which is present in the screenshot. Please let me know if I have missed any ports or if I have any of them wrong. Virus Scanners might flag, but I'm pretty trustworthy and have no intentions messing up any computers. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! All credit goes to Eric Young for the delightful app and blackwingcat for the patched openssl files. Enjoy. Download here http://www.htasoft.com/u98sesp/download98ssl.php Its back to my cave. P.S Users need to log off and then login after installation.

I have fixed the issue in the new version.You don't have to manually fix it anymore. Thanks again.

Now all you need is for someone to fix the patch.

The reason for MS Outlook not working on my system is due to this PATCH, thats included in the SP. Thank you Tommy, I don't even use Office XP on Windows 98 and because you had a problem, I felt the need to help. Thanks for helping me improve SP3. I wonder if someone can fix it? 1. Install the lastest SP (Main Updates only) 2. Replace MPR.DLL 4.10.1999 from SP3 with the original Windows 98 version 4.10.1998 3. Install Office 2002/XP + Office SP3 4. Right click on Microsoft Outlook icon located on the Desktop and click Properties 5. Setup your email and enjoy. A big thanks for testing and bug fixes. I will add notice to SP for users who uses MS Outlook/Express.

Another gem https://web.archive.org/web/20080309092907/http://mypeecee.org/rogsoft/

Your issue has nothing to do with SP3.X or KernelEx. I did a Google search and the problem occurs on Windows Xp and 2000. There seems to be no fix that I could find. I installed Office XP just to see if I could help you. Sorry, no cigar.

Nothing useful for Win98, but thank you very much. I have removed the card for the moment. If anything new come along I will put it back and further test. ATM its a dead issue. Thanks again

I have updated 1.5 for Win98, but I don't know how to compile/package it. I know the variables bugs need to be fixed but I can't test until I compile it. This version should reflect 1.6.1. Can someone help me? TIA

I have even found a newer version with no missing dependencies, but it still doesn't work because the driver is intended for Intel Pro Wireless 2100 and my card is Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG which need those functions to run. Here is the link https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/11918/2100-Driver-INTEL-R-PROWIRELESS21-125836-ZIP- W70N5.SYS 1.2.5.37 Trust and believe me when I say, I have tried, high and low, searched for weeks for a driver for my Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG, even tried an unofficial tactic and still no joy.

The only way we are getting the Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG adapter to work is to add these missing functions. I have also tried a Prudent Way Mini-USB Wireless Adapter (Ralink Chipset) which gives me the same error as Intel. Using an older driver doesn't work. I also tried an updated Broadcom driver which is intended for WinXP. Same results, missing fucntions. This is out of my hands now. Don't nothing beat a failure, but a try. Good day.

Thanks for your feedback. I'm starting to think it wasn't meant to be. I did a clean install with only the chipset and wireless card. Check out the image below. To be honest, I'm not going to lose any sleep over this because I do have working wireless with all my Broadcom adapters. I'll just have to put the intel back in the closet. Thanks again.