I’d like to know how to eliminate the annoying Windows 98 SE boot-up warning message prior to normal desktop operation. The message displayed, “Windows found UNKNOWN hardware” keeps popping up which I have to cancel in order to continue. I really don’t care about searching for the unknown hardware since the operating system, its applications and DSL network run normally without failure. The Control Panel System Icon’s Device Manager indicates no hardware errors. The sound, video, modem and network adapters function normally. The computer is a Pentium III with 128 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD and CDROM. I’ve attempted to locate this “Unknown Hardware Device” and its drivers, through “Add-New Hardware,” the Windows 98 SE CDROM installation disk, and the Windows System Directories on the C: Drive without success.