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Have you tried winpack.org ? Also search this forum for "sp2 localization". You will find many posts by Petr like Localization of SP 2.0

submix8c has good ideas. You might try Craig Hart's PCI .. http://members.datafast.net.au/dft0802 If you haven't. (The unleaded version not pci32.)

A .pif file is sent SFN. A link to Start.exe creates a .lnk file -> passed a LFN. Also links to vbscripts (.vbs files) are passed LFN's. If vbscript is available on the target create a link to a .vbs file. W98 will pass LFN always..even as a .lnk file in the sendto folder. Simple vbscript to RUN your bat - save as c:\temp\tmp.vbs - WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run "C:\TEMP\TMP.BAT " & WScript.Arguments(0), 1, FALSE For a test - c:\temp\tmp.bat looks like this: @ECHO OFF ECHO %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 Note tmp.bat still sees the command line as separate pieces when spaces are present in the path/filename.

Hi Sfor. No VNC help but, I can confirm no visible support for 24 bit colordepth in Intel 82845G (driver version: 4.14.10.3732) (see Mijzelf's comment). I have a dozen or so of these in the form of Dell Dimension 2400 desktops all running W98SE. Also 2 resident programs come with the default driver install..set to run @ startup via HKLM/run. A tray icon (igfxtray.exe) and a hot hey monitor (hkcmd.exe ?). These can be enabled/disabled thru the ui - right click Desktop ->Graphics Options But they are already resident so best testing may require disabling them thru msconfig & reboot. Last, I had initial issues with the display resolution spastically reseting to 640 X 480 on bootup. I ended up setting a forced configuration for the video adaptor in device manager. This to avoid the memory conflicts. Check device manager for that as well.

Most use an inf file. MDGX gives a good example. Go here: http://www.msfn.org/board/98-fe-98-se-me-u...xes-t46581.html Scroll down to the updates from 2-25-2009. Or just search for "ieakb". Download that days ieakb patch and use it as an example for yourself. This particular patch from M$ is cumulative and where MDGX's old version leaves off will have been added to toward the end of the M$ patch you already have. MDGX's inf for this patch is about the simplest form of inf file (just the nature of the patch) and so it's a good starting point if you have no experience. Good Luck.

Craig Zacker still has this book online: Building Windows 98 Networks. The first few chapters cover the basics, chapter 6 is where it really gets interesting.

The file your looking to replace/rollback is avgabout.dll. You want version 7.5.0.556. AVG makes a backup at each update. If you are lucky you will find the file at: C:\WINDOWS\All Users\Application Data\Grisoft\Avg7Data\avg7upd\backup (The location on my system.) I copied back avgabout.dll & avg7US.lng. This is probably a language specific file and may have a different name on your setup. Thing is if you have automatic updates enabled those will be replaced next update. The definition updates listed here still work for me. http://free.avg.com/download-update I just download the 2 files with "avi" in the file names and use the manual update option in avg pointing it the folder I download the updates.