Donald Chick wrote:
I have WIN98SE on partition C:, WINXP on partition D:, and misc on
partion E: WINXP and WIN98SE both worked fine until I unplugged all
external
cables and had more RAM added by the store that I bought the computer
from. When I reconneted the computer WIN98SE only had 16 colors. As I
tried to add display drivers from the Intel CD that came with the computer
loaded something I shouldn't have. Now WIN98 startup hangs up when it
attempts to start, I select Safe Mode and it starts with two WIN98
screens then
finally gets to a cyan screen with a picket fence like pattern at the top.
Nothing further happens. I can reset, select WINXP and it works
fine.
I believe the chipset includes the display card equivaltent. I think
that if I could load a generic display driver that I could then manage to
load the correct display driver. I am also confused about whether both
the video card and the display need drivers.

I have WIN98 on another computer.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Don



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How much RAM do you now have? Win98 has trouble with more than 512MB in
some cases but mostly above 768MB.