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Solve : Windows 98SE Freezeup? |
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Answer» After using 98SE for 7yrs on my PC with no problems, Thank you all.Are you saying that the mere saying by Microsoft that MP9 is recommended for 98SE is a problem? Why is that a problem? Just because they say that doesn't mean you have to get it, and that you can't continue using an older version, does it? Soybean, sorry but your post makes no sense to me. I did'nt say that them recommending MP9 was a problem. I said I had a problem with the program. I,m aware that there are other players out there. I know I can use any one of them I choose. My question pertained to a fix for the freezing problem. (I Had). Maybe I'm the only one who had this problem, and there is no fix. Maybe I INSTALLED the program incorrectly, or something is conflicting here. Thanks for replying though.I think what soybean was saying is that considering Win98 is 10 years old and that MP9 is about 3 or 4 years old is that the developers didn't exactly spend a great deal of time making it backwards compatible...Thank you Patio. Your comment I understand. Reading between the lines, Soybean's is also understandable. Us old guys that have a Windows OS, and are used to it, and just hate change, and perhaps somewhat intimidated by new upgrades (XP) tend to hang onto things that work. I have quite a few toys that only work with 98SE (camera, SCANNER, printers etc.) and XP does not support these old BABIES. (I have checked) With all that said, I do have an old (3 YRS) homebuilt XP Pro system in a Compaq SFF with new motherboard and 3.2 CPU (barebones otherwise) that will play my music (also old) and Perry Como sounds pretty good using MP10. Oh-----MP7.1 running OK on my 98 system P.S. My old 1966 Ford fastback still runs real well, hope I never have to replace the 5 speed lol. Thanks for the help, ALL.Below you will find the Unofficial Service Pack for Win98SE... These guys put a lot of work into it... Here Ya Go.. |
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