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I get a message saying...error loading kernal, reinstall windows. (i haven't got a win cd)

I tried scanreg/restore in command promt, but no luck.

So is that finally it?? have i lost everything?? :wacko:

Yes and no. Hex-edit kernel32.dll and replace 'user9x.dll' with 'user32.dll' string.


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can i have that step by step in PLAIN english please :blink: ......i'm a novice don't forget

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no you can't. If you tried to uninstall it, it would revert back to RP 3.6. in other words, you are stuck.

But the other guys said if i install rp7 it will replace/repair rp3.6, and hence uninstalling would be safe. :wacko:

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if you uninstall rp7 it will restore the rp3.6 files that were the problem

the uninstall just means you dont have anything to lose if you install rp7 over 3.6

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If you haven't got a CD, it's going to be hard.

Get yourself a CD on eBay I would suggest.

After that you can restore all files modified by rev pack by hand.

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hello again...

The fact that i have revolutions 98 installed on my pc, will that cause complications

if i ever do an upgrade to windows xp?? :blink:

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I don't think there should be a particular problem with having revpack and upgrading to XP.

Where you might have a problem is that you'll probably need a Win98 CD to put in the CD drive at some point of the XP install and I understand you haven't got one.

Don't expect marvels from XP though.

I have just finally installed in a virtual machine a full OEM XP Pro SP2 I bought almost a year ago, to do some stability, performance and security tests and I don't think I'll ever actually upgrade to that OS or newer from Microsoft on a real machine.

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