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I can answer most questions regarding the OS Windows 98 including increases to system performance, device driver problems, alternative programs to use and best of yet, an alternative operating system. With Windows 98, it is a 98% chance your computer doesn't have more than 550Mht Pentium II or III with a max of 384 MB (top count, usually lower) of SDRAM. Most programs don't work for 98 in today. Do you want Windows XP but are afraid it won't work on your old computer? "Windows XP Performance Edition" is the way to go. Ask me about it and I shall guide you to setup your new computer on a dinosaur machine.
System analysis for multiple operating systems, including Windows 98. Rebuilding of older computers with Windows 98 systems originally on it, configuration and system repair.
Two years in PC support related classes for a broad variety of operating systems of both Windows and Linux.
Helping people with issues with their computer and being able to learn what problems can occur that I may have not encountered yet.
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About a phone jack, you can not connect one to a modem. It has to be an Ethernet cord. Other names for this cord are Cat5 and Cat6 cable. If your laptop has the Ethernet jack, it will look like the phone
A laptop originally running Windows 98 is of the age that it could likely support only 512MB of RAM at max and has a very slow processor compared to today's computers. So even if the RAM was upgraded to
I can agree that you may not be the ONLY one, but not many people use the command prompt as often as you do, hence the existence of the graphical user interface replacing most actions originally performed
Just for curiosity sake, scroll up in the Command Prompt window. By the picture handed to me, it appears the prompt is snapping to the bottom of an extended (but empty prompt window). Otherwise, I have
Sorry Michael, Ubuntu requires MUCH more than 16MB of RAM. Personal experience of Ubuntu myself, I would not even think of running Ubuntu under 512MB of RAM and a Pentium IV. Given a machine that old (given
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