🚀 go-pugleaf

I have just tried to use my 'Birds of the Western Palearctic' CD-ROM;
although CD 1 was in my CD ROM drive, it asked me to insert it. This
happened several times, including after restarting my machine. I have
since realised that this was because the drive was carrying the "wrong"
letter, as my external CD-R drive
had not been seen in boot-up, it's power lead having become detached.

Before I realised this, I decided to uninstall, then reinstall, the
software. Uninstall worked OK, but each time I try to run setup
(including after once again restarting my PC), it fails with this error:

        ISINST30 caused a general protection fault in module 
        _INS0433._MP at 0016:00000137.
        Registers:
        EAX=00000000 CS=693f EIP=00000137 EFLGS=00000206 
        EBX=6a770000 SS=67c7 ESP=0000c910 EBP=00002b2e 
        ECX=00030000 DS=67a6 ESI=0000001c FS=0000 
        EDX=00000000 ES=66a7 EDI=00000000 GS=0000 
        Bytes at CS:EIP:
        8b 87 1b 0c 8b 97 1d 0c 89 46 f2 89 56 f4 0b d0 
        Stack dump:
        0003000d 6aee12b0 6aee8003 0029c932 69473902 c9360000 00000000 
        c94567c7 69bf0146 66c70004 66a7dc01 000002ec 67c70aec 4ff7c95d 
        00046a77 da0f66c7 

Other CD-ROMs work OK, in the same drive; the problem also occurs if I
try to install from the CD-R drive.

Andy ideas? I'm running Win 98 release 2.

(cross- posted)
-- 
Andy Mabbett 

        "There's nothing really influencing the weather at the moment"
           Shefali Oza, BBC Midlands Weather presenter; 30 March 2001