Hmmm- come to think of it, I'm not sure that Win 9x keeps a separate list of the "Open with..." programs in the Registry. That is, I think the list may be generated dynamically based on Registry...

The Registry key you mentioned exists in XP, but I'm not sure if it existed in 98. I don't have a 98 machine running at the moment, but this tip from mvps.org might help:

Applications can be...

And thank you for the update. :)

So all is back to normal then?

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Actually, we try to let old topic rest in peace. :p

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Please give us the full and exact text of the error message.
Errors related to the kernel32.dll file are fairly common, but have different causes; knowing the exact error will help us narrow down...

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OK- your basic addressing info looks correct; let's find out exactly where the communication is gettting broken:

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2. Clikc on the "Run..." option under your Start menu, type the following in the resulting "Open:" box, and then hit Enter:
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Post...

Glad you got it sorted.
Can you post the details of how you solved the problem, please? That info could be helpful to others who might find themselves experiencing similar trouble.

Thanks.

Sorry to hear that. :mrgreen:

You can use Windows' Device Manager to determine the model of graphics card you have, as well as what pieces of hardware are having problems/conflicts. This Microsoft...

No, SE was released to address problems with earlier releases of 98; the only thing released to address the problems ME has was a device called a hammer. :mrgreen:

Seriously though- if you can...

OK. I wish I had a less drastic suggestion for you, but as I said, it looks like you've tried the usual recovery steps.
However- please be aware that reinstalling Windows on top of an existing...

Bugger :(
It sounds like you've tried all of the normal repair options available for ME. As far as what comes to mind right now, I think that attempting an "in-place" reinstallation of the OS...

Are you saying that you tried the System Restore feature, or that you tried to revert the changes made by the newly-installed printer software (by uninstalling it, perhaps)?

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- Is it only WMP that won't burn? If you have other burning programs installed, try one of those and let us know the result.

- Are you having trouble burning any kind of CD, or is it just audio...

For the WPM 10 error, try the following:

1. There is an issue with corruption of the C:\Windows\System32\wmploc.dll file, which can cause the error you're getting.
You may have a backup of the...

Please post the exact and complete message.

Oh right; I forgot to post that info:

The list of visited sites is in your C:\Documents and Settings\Your_User_Name\Local Settings\History folder, and you can clear it by doing the following:
...

That feature is called AutoComplete; here's what you need to do to clear its history of visited sites:

- Open Internet Explorer, click the Tools menu, and then click on Internet Options.

- In...

I'd start by completely uninstalling WMP through your Add/Remove Programs control panel and then downloading and install a fresh copy of the program.

Good job; glad you got it :)

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anetry,

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To answer a few of your questions:

1. USB support was not introduced until the "B" version of 95, and didn't reach any sort of reliability until 98SE.

2. 95 can be upgraded to 98SE, and you...

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Here (http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum64.html).

Yes.

Um- you need to find out what graphics card you are using in order to know what driver needs to be installed for that particular video card.

Give us the details that Device Manager lists for your...

Your performance hit could be caused a few things; I'd start with this:

See which programs and processes are using the most CPU time and RAM by hitting Ctrl+Alt+Delete and then clicking the Task...

By default, Easy CD Creator uses the Windows TEMP folder to store copies of the music files IIRC. You should be able to find exactly how and where your particular install of Easy CD Creator is...

Yoiks! You tried to run XP on 64M of RAM?! :eek: :eek:

Does memzip identify a particular program/process as being the source of the excessive resource usage? If so, please tell us what that...

Can you elaborate on the "it didn't work" part please? Any and all specifics that you can give us might be helpful.