🚀 go-pugleaf

Hmm that didn't help much - still the same problem :(

There was only one other problem : After i deletet the device's in device
manager,
and deleted the inf's ( i kept a copy ), i coulden install any of the
deleted devices again :(
It just said : "WIndows can't install XXXXX"
Then i copyed the old inf files back, and everything was the same as before
again.
The same TNT2 vs. pci512 problem ....
Would that say that it is a badly designed driver file that's the problem ?

I also tryed to update windows98 se  - that didn't help either .....

:�(

Ossama M. Elkadi <oelkadi2000NOSPAM@yahoo.de> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:93d0hq$9ec$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> To isolate the problem (in your case, to tell you whether it definitely is
a
> driver problem or not), I need to start step-by-step. This is why I asked
> you not only to remove all cards from your system, but also to remove any
> remaining traces of drivers and devices in Device Manager for all the
cards
> (sound, display, modem, network). The hanging problem could be due to many
> reasons, including either corrupted or badly designed driver files.
> Corrupted driver files are solved this way, and badly designed drivers are
> detected this way, too. I tend to assume that you are facing the first
> version (corrupted files) and not the second, which is why I am suggesting
> you to remove all traces of the cards' drivers. BTW, I am also recalling
> your first post in this thread; what you said there looks pretty much like
a
> resource conflict, and that is solved by removing ALL cards and their
> drivers (and any traces of them) and re-installing them one-by-one.
> However, it may be a totally different problem (e.g. due to operating
> system). If you don't want to go into the procedure I suggested, try to
let
> Windows Update (http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/?page=productupdates)
> detect the required updates for your system and install all "critical" and
> "recommended" updates (whatever their size may be), then restart your
> system. If this installation is successful, you will have at least solved
> any Windows-related problems. If this procedure doesn't solve the problem
> and you still feel that it is a Windows-related problem, I would suggest
> that you post to the relevant Microsoft Windows 98 newsgroup (see
> Microsoft's support website for details) and get a reply from one of the
> excellent professionals there (I also communicate a lot with them for
> troubleshooting the PCs in our factory).
>
> Best regards,
> --
> Ossama Elkadi
> Technical Assistant
> BMW-ACVA CKD Plant
> (Please do not send any e-mails to me
> unless explicitly asked to do so.
> When sending e-mails, please remove the
> NOSPAM from my address)
>
> =============================================
> "Allan M. Christensen" <allanmc@pc.dk> wrote in message
> news:93cg25$pcr$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > Are you sure that will solve anything ?
> >
> > I just talked to a frind today ....
> > He has a SB LIVE card, and a TNT2 card.
> > When he was using windows 98 (NOT SE) everything worked as it should.
> > But when he upgraded to Windows98 SE, the same thing happens to him that
> it
> > fif for me.
> > Windows 98 SE freezes when i start windows 98 SE.
> > But then he updated the SB LIVE drivers, and it worked fine.'
> > I have tryed to update with only pci512 driver on CL's site, but it
didn't
> > work.
> >
> > For me it sound like a driver problem ...
> >
> > But do you still think that al that plugging out and plugging in will
help
> ?
> >
> > /AllanMC
>
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