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by fred07
I would start with my rescue disk set and if not available I would boot to Norton System Works 2003 which would do an auto virus scan. You do not mention that you had incresed ram or changed any hardware so I will assume you did not.
Next I would run my data lifeguard from western digitals site as I only use WD's. With that much available space. I would wait for more answers and then if no other fix works. I would boot to my 98 disk and do a repair or reinstall or complete install. Then Iwould run my 2003 Sys Works in win doctor and see where it finds the problem. I would not delete any files untill I had
completed the above.
by thechas
You may have a virus that has corrupted one or more system files.
Or, a critical file may have been deleted.
Since you have W98, boot from a W98 startup disk.
(If you do not have one, you can create one on any working W98 PC from the add/remove programs menu.)
(Or, you can download an image from www.bootdisk.com or www.madboot.com)
Insert the W98 CD, and run setup from the DOS prompt.
Your files and settings will be intact, but you may need to re-install some updates.
As soon as you get things running, run your virus scanner.
Chas
by zlitocook
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