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Windows 95 keeps "losing" my network card

My card is recognized during the installation of Windows 95 (version 4.00.1111) and gets listed as "3Com EtherLink III ISA (3C509b-TPO) in PnP mode" in the Network dialog box, and it shows up in Device Manager and the network card works fine right away. Then after a couple/few reboots it stops …

Re: Problems with Windows 98 SE

I just noticed a new problem with SE: when I select "shutdown" it restarts instead. "Disable Fast Shutdown" in msconfig is selected by default, though I tried deselecting it but it didn't make a difference. I also removed the 1 GB of RAM and put in 512 MB, but that didn't change anything either. I …

Re: Problems with Windows 98 SE

I got Windows 98 SE installed again, and DMA for the CF drive was not enabled by default like it was in FE, and enabling it solved the issue with the slow drive and freezing/lagging mouse pointer during disk activity, so thanks for that suggestion. In fact, the benchmark is actually higher now than …

Re: Problems with Windows 98 SE

If you are trying to write a file larger than 4 GB to a FAT32 partition, then that would do it. It's an NTFS partition in XP. I have XP and 98 FE, dual boot, on the old Maxtor HDD (I've left it disconnected since putting the CF card in there), so I put the CF card on the secondary IDE channel and …

Re: Problems with Windows 98 SE

We know that you know lots of things about computers. ? Try some of the suggestions. I can't check right now because SE is gone Before I install SE again to try anything, I want an image of the CF card with FE on it, but the first tool I tried (HDD Raw Copy Tool) isn't working ("write error 5 can …

Re: Problems with Windows 98 SE

DMA will not necessarily be enabled in the OS merely because it is enabled in the BIOS. One way to check would be in Device Manager. I can't check right now because SE is gone, but it's enabled by default in FE: https://i.imgur.com/lFe2qa2.png Does it get enabled by default in SE? By the time …

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