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- Some info on Y2K product compliance
- Y2K Info
- Y2k article about Office 97 Professional
- More Y2K Info
- A few people have commented that MS *DO NOT HAVE THEIR INFO STRAIGHT*
- "History of the Computer"
- Lee, Chris, and Brian Miller "History of the Computer" (01/21/97): n. pag. Online. Internet. 23 March. 1999
- "Year 2000 Bug"
- Repper, P. "Year 2000 Bug" CNN (02/15/99): n. pag. Online. Internet. 15 Feb. 1999
- "The Millennium Bug."
- Rosoff, Matt. "The Millennium Bug." CNET (09/10/97): n. pag. Online. Internet. 25 Jan. 1999
- "Year 2000 Bug"
- Tihonoff, Stas. "Year 2000 Bug" CNN (02/14/99): n. pag. Online. Internet. 15 Feb. 1999
- Microsoft utility for checking the version of MSO 97
- Windows 3.1 compliance
- Free public domain software fix for your bios
- "Do It Yourself Guide to Making your Windows PC Y2k Ready"
- MS patches for Win 95 for the international
- "Seven Things to Know: Desktop Applications and the Year 2000". It is FREE
- "Seven Things to Know: Desktop Applications and the Year 2000". It is FREE as a .PDF file that will be e-mailed to you.
- Another source of information is:
- MSN Safe Computing anti virus forum
- Home pages of Robert Moir, Microsoft MVP, MCP
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- More Y2K Info
- Info on RegClean 4.1a
- RegClean 4.1a here:
- Down load RegClean 4.1a from here:
- Win 95 boot disk
- see how to make a boot disk with CD ROM support for win95
- Q225497
- While initializing Device IOS: Error: An I/O subsystem driver failed to load either a file in the \iosubsys subdirectory is corrupt or the system is low on memory. Followed by: A device file that is specified in the system.ini is damaged, ...
- MSKB article: Q132925
- Save Password Check Box Is Unavailable
- Damaged Password List File Does Not Save Passwords
- Windows 95 Password List Update
- Enhanced Encryption for Windows 95 Password Cache (does not apply to Win98)
- Dial-Up Networking Password Is Not Saved
- Err Msg: MPREXE Caused an Invalid Page Fault in Kernel32.dll
- No Windows or Network Logon Dialog Box at Startup
- No Password Prompt After Network Adapter Is Detected
- TweakUI Win95 version:
- If you are creating a Win95/98 user profile logon, and don't want to have to enter a user id and password every time you boot Win95/98, get the latest version of TweakUI (part of the Power Toys). It has an option to automatically login on boot.
- Win NT beta testing
- Intel's utility USB Ready
- This utility tests for USB support on your system. It checks your computer's OS, hardware, and drivers.
- Newscene Public Access Usenet News Service
- Creating y2k compliant install of Win95/Office97
- An order to install the patches. Quite informative
- Mikhail's Home page
- remote shut
- "remote shut". it's small, freeware, doesn't require other remote-operation programs
- Hot Files
- Do you use both Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, but have trouble deciding which to set as your default browser? If so, get dBrow, which makes switching back and forth a breeze. Just launch it, and decide which browser should be the default, and you're done.
- MSN Safe Computing anti virus forum
- Windows Magazine April 99
- in Windows 95, most programs (especially Windows Explorer) when starting for the first time, they for some reason look for a floppy in drive A:\.
- BackDoor-G.dll Virus....Help
- For software needs
- Lots of other apps and utilities there you may find useful (e g change notepad and wordpad defaults, close all applications and windows, close programs after a specified time etc).
- Download the individual files of the w95y2k.exe
- download the individual files of the w95y2k.exe patch
- Micro Soft Knowledge Base Info
- Go here for a DDEML.DLL file fix
- » Does anybody have a copy of W95 Windows/System/DDEML.DLL with a "modification date" or "creation date" later than 8-24-96? Each time I boot, the system says "a program I recently ran" replaced the newer version with the older one. « That date is the file date of OSR2 (Win95b); therefore, I assume that is the version you have and you can get the file from your W95 disk.
- Partition FAQ
- aaron bertrand [active server pages mvp]
- No matter how much you idiot-proof something, nature will make a better idiot.
- Ron Badour's "How to" Home Page
- MS recommends Linguist's Software
- WD: Foreign Language Fonts by Linguist's Software
- Sharing CD from win3.1 PC to PC via parallel port?
- RemarQ
- The Internet's Discussion Network
- "VKDA.386 Corrects Keyboard Problems"
- "Windows: Playing Audio CDs on Earlier CD-ROM Drives"
- "What Is a Clean Boot for Windows 3.1?"
- "386 Enhanced Mode Problems"
- If Windows 3.1 won't load, download WW0525.EXE from this web page
- Optimizing Your Use of Upper Memory Blocks
- "WFWG 3.11: How to Obtain Microsoft DLC and Microsoft TCP/IP"
- http://www.newdealinc.com
- Win 3.1 software for 80286 machines
- "Windows 3.1 Memory Limits"
- "SMARTDrive Version History"
- Win 3.1 32 bfa
- Blank Screen Appears Without Error Message in Program Manager
- Groups Are Missing in Windows Upon Startup
- "Program Manager Limit on the Number of Items and Groups"
- Win 3.1 drivers for the Sohoware card,
- Win 3.1 drivers for Xircom CEM33 modem
- Windows 95 Defaults to Safe Mode Even After Successful Start
- "Word for Windows: Importing a Windows Cardfile"
- "OL97: Converting Windows Cardfile Files to Outlook"
- "OL98: Converting Windows Cardfile Files to Outlook"
- "Converting Windows Cardfile Files to Text Format"
- Shareware program for Win95 that handles cardfiles
- FAQ for Windows 3.1
- "Windows 95 ScanDisk (SCANDSKW) Exit Codes"
- Windows Protection error
- More Y2K info
- Dial up networking (DUN) password not saving
- These knowledge base articles have information about DUN
- Cute FTP sales and download
- http://www.colortheory.com
- ProWebSites.net
- Site includes: FrontPage help, and links to other FrontPage help sites.
- Ovarian Cancer information
- Look here for Vypress Auvis
- It is one way instant messaging client (receiver) for LAN and it has feature to prevent user from closing the application.
- http://support.micronpc.com/faq/mbdfaq/trouble/ts19019.html
- Relating to computer running a Phoenix BIOS and have H/D larger than 2 GB. Be sure to research the subject well before proceeding.
- Startup Manager
- This is a free and painless way to manipulate the Startup procedures. Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
- General description for troubleshooting shutdown problems in Knowledgebase article Q145926
- Some specific information in articles Q136651 on troubleshooting shutdown problems
- More description for troubleshooting shutdown problems in Knowledgebase article Q136651
- JD Design
- If you'd like something a little more refined than a DIR output, have a look at ExpPrint. ExpPrint is an Explorer context menu extension that gives you a "Print Directory Listing" menu when you select any file folder, drive, or files. It has quite a comprehensive sorting and layout capability, and is only a 153K download.
ExpPrint is shareware, the only restriction on the non-registered usage is that the Save settings capability is disabled. Other than that it's fully functional and not time limited. David Lowndes
- Download and install Windows 95 Update for AMD-K6®-2/350 (and Above)
- Note: This update is only for Windows 95 OEM SR2. The above download page has other updates you may want to install. But, please read any accompanying documentation first to make sure the update is applicable to your system. Also if you are not experiencing the problem an update is designed to correct, then it may be best to follow the policy "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Jim Caccamise
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