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re: Creating a paper weight
Wednesday, June 4, 2008 at 4:45 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by dhm
(966 messages posted)
I have had experience in that.
I read the instructions. I made very sure that I keyed in exactly what I was told
to. In less than a minute the job was done.
After I had done that I got an email back from a service that would sell me the updated
chip for $100+. As gewg pointed out that would require unsoldering the old one from
the mobo. Then solder in the appropriate socket. Then install the chip. But I
emailed the salesman back that the problem had been fixed.
Reread the instructions. Cross check the OEM site for any disturbing news. Check
a search engine for any disturbing news. Be alert but be relaxed. Do it.
On Wednesday, June 4, 2008 at 10:15 am, jack hall wrote:
>Jacob, none, unless when I install windows 2000 it could prove to be necessary.
Good
>question though. Sorry about not formatting, but I've been guilty of that more than
>once.
>So far, I've gotten everything but an answer.
>p.s. I described a dos flash, but it can also be flashed from windows. Probably
my
>choice. I Hoped someone around here had a little background on this issue.
>Jack..
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