RBXXX.CAB Files
 

Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
..

"AAH" wrote in message
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Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
..

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

I am talking about the registry file auto
created during the boot process.
You are talking different thing.
Those are not created during the
boot process?

rb000.cab
rb001.cab
rb002.cab
rb003.cab
rb004.cab an so on
rbxxx.cab means rb???.cab
xxx and ??? mean serial numbers
automatically allocated by the
Win startup process.




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Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
..

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

I am talking about the registry file auto
created during the boot process.
You are talking different thing.
Those are not created during the
boot process?

rb000.cab
rb001.cab
rb002.cab
rb003.cab
rb004.cab an so on
rbxxx.cab means rb???.cab
xxx and ??? mean serial numbers
automatically allocated by the
Win startup process.




"Hot-text" wrote in message
...
Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
..

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

O you need registry backups
C:\windows\sysbckup

like
rbbad.cab
rb001.cab
rb002.cab
rb003.cab
rb004.cab
rb005.cab

Click Start
go to Programs
go to Accessories
go to System Tool
Click on System Information

when in Microsoft System Information
Click on Tools
go to Registry Checker and click on it

Windows Registry Checker
Scanning System Registry

No errors found.
The System Registry has not been backed up today
Would you like to back up the registry now?
Click OK

Windows Registry Checker
backed up System Registry

Backup complete
click OK

Now to make it run during the boot up process
have have to sat it up with::::

Task Scheduler


"Hot-text" wrote in message
...
Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
.

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

O you need registry backups
C:\windows\sysbckup

like
rbbad.cab
rb001.cab
rb002.cab
rb003.cab
rb004.cab
rb005.cab

Click Start
go to Programs
go to Accessories
go to System Tool
Click on System Information

when in Microsoft System Information
Click on Tools
go to Registry Checker and click on it

Windows Registry Checker
Scanning System Registry

No errors found.
The System Registry has not been backed up today
Would you like to back up the registry now?
Click OK

Windows Registry Checker
backed up System Registry

Backup complete
click OK

Now to make it run during the boot up process
have have to sat it up with::::

Task Scheduler


"Hot-text" wrote in message
...
Win98SE have no rbxxx.cab by that name
There is::
Base # cab
Catalog #.cab
chl99 .cab
Driver# .cab
mini .cab
Net #.cab
Precopy #.cab
Win98_ #.cab

No Rd xxx.cab
So give the right name so we can give you the right Info to help you!
.

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

What anti-virus application or security suite is installed and is your
subscription current? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)?
What third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running
in the background when you installed ___?

Has a(another) Norton or McAfee application ever been installed on the
computer (e.g., a free-trial version that came preinstalled when you bought
it)?

AAH wrote:
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

What anti-virus application or security suite is installed and is your
subscription current? What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)?
What third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications running
in the background when you installed ___?

Has a(another) Norton or McAfee application ever been installed on the
computer (e.g., a free-trial version that came preinstalled when you bought
it)?

AAH wrote:
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

RBXXX.CAB Files
 

"AAH" wrote in message
...
Win98SE is not creating rbxxx.cab file
during the bootup process?
Any help is appreciated.

Click Starat Run, type the following and click OK:

msconfig

Click the Startup tab.

Look for an entry called ScanRegistry, with a command line that should
read:

C:\WINDOWS\scanregw.exe /autorun

(assuming your system is installed to C:\Windows)

If it is listed but not checkmarked, checkmark it and click OK to enable
it.

If it is not listed at all, click Cancel.

You will have to create the entry in the Registry.

Start the Registry Editor (Start Run regedit)

Navigate to this key in the left pane:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run

Select the Run key in the left pane, right-click in the right pane,
click New String Value

Name the string value: ScanRegistry

Double-click the ScanRegistry value, and put this in for the data, then
click OK:
C:\WINDOWS\scanregw.exe /autorun

(Again, this assumes C:\Windows is the location of your system...adjust
if needed)

Close regedit.

--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Oct. 2002 - Sept. 2009
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