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Should I go back to win 3.1?

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Name: Lenoard
Date: November 19, 1999 at 20:57:47 Pacific
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I Have a 1995 micron millennia pro with a motherboard made for a 486 upgraded to a P120 pentium. Tech suport said no bios update available. When windows 95 was installed the system only runs in dos compatibility mode. There is a regsvr32 error when attempting to use windows drivers for the hard disk controler. Would it be better to go
back to 3.1?



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Name: Jeff
Date: November 20, 1999 at 14:04:02 Pacific
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By all accounts with a P120, you are graduated from 486 era and really should stick with Win9x even though its not much better.
I'd say you do a clean reformat of your harddrive and reinstall win95


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Name: Leonard
Date: November 20, 1999 at 18:33:01 Pacific
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I would like to try a clean boot. That is Back up the registry and .ini files and boot with system 1st. This would tell me if there is a chance windows can access the hard drive in protected mode. I figure that this would simulate the reinstall but would allow me to go back to the present configeration. See a flaw in my logic?


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