A couple years ago, I bought two new HP One thing I found strange about the is that you can't set the correct date and time through the BIOS. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.
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The use of ad-blocking software hurts the site. No se oye nada en los altavoces integrados y en los cascos. JuananBow 29 abr Steam ID: JuananBow. He tenido que mirar la fecha de los post para asegurarme de que no era un post desarchivado Espero que sea para cuatro cosas sueltas, porque si es para usarlo habitualmente Deja Windows al menos, y mete todos los service packs. Un saludo. As most of these devices were in their infancy around Win98 i don't think you'll have much success.
He is the ultimate Guru on this Topic and although it is no small task it may be just what the Doctor ordered The link is to another Forum that hosts his guide If you do go this route i highly suggest an image program such as Acronis for the finished product With a fresh image of the trimmed OS and drivers all running and installed you are 7 minutes away from a restore should anything go amiss Yeah, I've done most of the things he mentions.
Some new things in there though I can try. I've got it down to 1. I've read I can deleting the i folder which contains the driver library, or move it to the external, then just direct Windows there when it needs something or put in the CD. That'd free up another MB almost, but I'll leave that for now I think. While I'm smart enough to know how to do that, I don't think they are. Gonna see how much more I can trim off here. Think I'll recommend this guy installs OpenOffice instead of getting Gonna download and try OpenOffice and see how small I can get it.
Now I really don't think I can get it down any more. They'll have to live with that if they want everything to work. Space used: MB with most options. Not bad. Better than 1. If not you would need to contact Dell to see if by chance they can sell you a set of recovery disk. By researching I found it does have a floppy drive which means a lot of disks to use.
You can go HERE to get all the original drivers for your system. You may try to even contact Dell about a set of original disks but being that old I would be very suurprised if they still carry them. Edited by rshaffer61, 24 May - PM. Posted 25 May - PM. I can't locate a floppy disk drive on it! But I have a flash drive pen drive and a external dvdrw drive. If I can do it with one of those could you tell me how to?
If not, do I need an external floppy drive because it doesn't seem to be one anywhere that I can see interanl floppy drive? With external dvdrw drive I try to go to bios F2 and try to boot windows 98 from there but nothing responded. Edited by paake, 25 May - PM. As I said some system can boot to a flash drive or a external usb drive.
Being that it is a 98 based system I doubt the USB route is a possibility. Non Destructive saves your data and repairs the OS Destructive formats the system and returns it to factory settings like it was new. Posted 26 May - PM. Neil Jones Member 5k Member 8, posts. The OP says the hard drive has been replaced.
Therefore there will be no recovery partition. A lot of Windows 98 machines would have had separate CDs, as opposed to being on the hard drive. At this point without a cdrom, a floppy drive and not knowing if it will boot to a USB or flash drive I can't see any other way to correct this without contacting Dell.
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