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October 22nd 2003, 10:52 PM
Trebor
Nearly all DMODS work perfectly, including this one under Windows 98, SE, ME, XP, XP SP1. Only FIAT needs deleting from the interface if you want to play the game from scratch.
You only need to save all your data files, including bookmarks (favorites), and email if you wish, then reinstall the operating system (OS), and restore your data files (from all apps), and reinstall the programs you use. You have a corrupted OS. After reinstalling, you will likely have no problems as you are describing. I always install a second hard drive in any system I build for myself or my customers, so I can save ghost images to the second drive, for a 5 minute perfect restoration of the system. The first thing you need to do is right click on my computer, go to properties, then hardware or device manager. Identify and write down each hardware device (display adapter, modem, sound card, ect) and download and save the approrpriate drivers for your OS to a floppy or CD, so you can restore your OS to perfect condition. If you have a propritary system (IBM, HP, Compaq, Gateway, and others), you can restore your system to it's original configuration using the recovery CDs they provide, plus the data backups described above. Know this sounds complex, but once you've done it once or twice, you'll always have the ability to have a perfectly operating compuer only a few minutes away without any OS knowledge.
You only need to save all your data files, including bookmarks (favorites), and email if you wish, then reinstall the operating system (OS), and restore your data files (from all apps), and reinstall the programs you use. You have a corrupted OS. After reinstalling, you will likely have no problems as you are describing. I always install a second hard drive in any system I build for myself or my customers, so I can save ghost images to the second drive, for a 5 minute perfect restoration of the system. The first thing you need to do is right click on my computer, go to properties, then hardware or device manager. Identify and write down each hardware device (display adapter, modem, sound card, ect) and download and save the approrpriate drivers for your OS to a floppy or CD, so you can restore your OS to perfect condition. If you have a propritary system (IBM, HP, Compaq, Gateway, and others), you can restore your system to it's original configuration using the recovery CDs they provide, plus the data backups described above. Know this sounds complex, but once you've done it once or twice, you'll always have the ability to have a perfectly operating compuer only a few minutes away without any OS knowledge.
