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Old 03-16-2005, 04:47 AM
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Question WIn98 Video drivers for Toshiba TE2000

I'm setting up a Toshiba TE2000 to Dual boot WIN 98 & XP.
Since teh laptop only shipped with Windows 2000 or XP they do not support WIN98 drivers....
The same will apply to tsound as well.

Any ideas?
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Old 03-16-2005, 01:42 PM
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I cannot understand why people set up dual boot for two version of Windows. Windows and Linux yes, but not Windows/Windows. XP has a 'compatibility mode' to run apps that won't run on xp. Microsoft bring out the most stable consumer version of Windows to date, yet when they buy it some people insist on keeping the older version on the same system. The logic defies me. Is it a macho thing -- something to brag about? "I've set up my system as a dual-boot" --- to impress people? Waste of space --- Windows is complicated enough without adding another layer of potential trouble.
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Old 03-18-2005, 03:43 AM
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There is a reason I need Win 98.....

Don't automatically assume I'm trying to show off.
I've running a Scalextric Challenger II system (Developed by Jim Delaney) where a PC controls a car. He has written software for XP and 98 but he uses some port controller software which was free in 98 but is not in XP!!

But I will try the compatibility mode you mentioned...

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I cannot understand why people set up dual boot for two version of Windows. Windows and Linux yes, but not Windows/Windows. XP has a 'compatibility mode' to run apps that won't run on xp. Microsoft bring out the most stable consumer version of Windows to date, yet when they buy it some people insist on keeping the older version on the same system. The logic defies me. Is it a macho thing -- something to brag about? "I've set up my system as a dual-boot" --- to impress people? Waste of space --- Windows is complicated enough without adding another layer of potential trouble.
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