[*]WinFile (File Manager)

This is a VERY USEFULL program!

1 time this is the only program that helped me reset one of my associations

file manager definately is useful however it is a bit dated in lack of support for long file names and stuff

Folder Windows\Inf has a lot off olds files.I removed all mdm*.inf files.

Folder Windows\Inf has a lot off olds files. I removed all mdm*.inf files.

Uhhh, you might want to be careful about clearing the INF folder. Yes, if you don't have a given piece of hardware (e.g. a modem/modems as you have deleted) it's ok to delete that INF file, but if you delete something (a device) you have you will need to reinstall it. There appears to be roughly 14mb of files in my INF folder, so one would assume that if you were to track down all devices and the INF's and related software, remainder of unused could undoubtedly be deleted. Again, TAKE CARE when doing this, or you'll go belly-up!

Edited December 16, 200817 yr by submix8c

I know that you use Hyperterminal bro, but Hyperterminal on Windows 98 is outdated and AFAIK the Windows XP version works fine on Windows 98, since it's just bought by Microsoft. An update couldn't hurt right?

What are the files from WinXp and do they need to be Registered

The filenames should be same as the ones on Windows 98. Just replace.

Windows 98SE don't contain all of these files only a few so

what about the others ones?

hticons.dll-Win98

htrn_jis.dll

hypertrm.dll-dll-Win98

hypertrm.exe-dll-Win98

hypertrm.hlp-dll-Win98

hypertrm.chm

the chm file doesnt matter thats only a help file i think

not sure about htrn_jis.dll it works without it though

the chm file doesnt matter thats only a help file i think

not sure about htrn_jis.dll it works without it though

htrn_jis.dll – internal Decoding Library(RAW) for Protocols