1. Windows goes into "hypermode" I have been haing a problem with my computer. It happened once last week and
I didn't notice the full extent of it. This week it has happened 5 times in
one day. Nothing today so far.
What will happen is my programs will start running super fast and things
will blink fast as well. I check my clock and it is flying. it can go
forward a half hour within minutes.
Does anyone know what causes this and how to fix it? This is a new custom
built computer and I just reformatted it not long ago.
Kelly
2. Black Screen, and screen saver eating bandwidth?? OK this is a sluth of problems, Win98 machine, that on
ocasion will all of a sudden go to a black screen witha
blinking cursor, I wont even be at the computer and it
will do it. I was told it was due to my cache being too
large-this computer is not connected to the net, and I
back up my docs (excel and word) on my desktop and i was
told it creates the temp files if i save it on the
COMPUTER as opposed to the server. So supplosy this
causes this screen to crash, if I have too many temps due
to me saving on the harddrive. I was told that it creates
too many "temparay docutments in my temp folder and it
will then crash" and changing of my screen res from 8x6
to 1024X768 caused this black screen to appear on
occasion.
NOW the other issue is that if i use a different screen
saver it will slow down the network?? PLease tell me this
is not true because it makes no sense at all.
Please email me if at all possible,
XXXX@XXXXX.COM
Thanks,
Justin
3. Norton Antivirus reports Trojan Virus on Services32.exe on Windows 98 Norton Antivirus recently quarantined a file in C:\Windows
(Services32.exe). It sounds like an important file, but I
realize that sometimes viruses use hoax file names. I
searched my Win98 CD and couldn't find the file in any of
the CAB files. Is this a genuine Microsoft file? If so,
where can I get it? I couldn't find it on Microsoft.
Thanks!
Read this and re-post your question in a Windows ME group....this is a Windows 98 group:
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Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems