Bluewave
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Atilla
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bracke said:
Unless you are running Windows 98 I would ignore that link.
Which operating system are you running.
Check what programs you have in your Startup in START/PROGRAMS/STARTUP section.
This error message will be a tough one to fix without looking at your PC and what apps are launching at startup.
I would guess it's some badly written freeware utility or software you have loaded.
Okay, I'm lost now. Found this site because I have a:
'Stack overflow at line 88' popping up all the time on my new AOL dial-up.
Everything keeps crashing and the whole computer shuts down.
Then I got a:
'No more space ....... stack pages. Increase setting of
MinSPs in SYSTEM.INI
So where is that?!? Spent an in Settings trying to find it and never understood
anything it said. But the relevant words above did not come up.
Oh, I should say I am an artist and writer technophobe but am determined to make this
............ thing work. Any help offered will be vastly appreciated.
Thanks
Oceansea
'Stack overflow at line 88' popping up all the time on my new AOL dial-up.
Everything keeps crashing and the whole computer shuts down.
Then I got a:
'No more space ....... stack pages. Increase setting of
MinSPs in SYSTEM.INI
So where is that?!? Spent an in Settings trying to find it and never understood
anything it said. But the relevant words above did not come up.
Oh, I should say I am an artist and writer technophobe but am determined to make this
............ thing work. Any help offered will be vastly appreciated.
Thanks
Oceansea
jong52yuara
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oceansea said:
you should try to reinstall the program? make sure you keep your windows updated because infected or vunerable computer is easily crash and unstable.
click Start --> All Programs --> Windows Update
just follow the instruction properly, normally updated windows is pretty stable and secure.
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oceansea said:
To edit the System.ini file for Windows 95, 98 and 98se:
1. Click Start, click Run, type sysedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
2. Click System.ini on the Window menu.
3. In the [386Enh] section, type the following line:
MinSPs=4
4. On the File menu, click Exit, and then click Yes to save the changes.
5. Restart your computer.
To edit the System.ini file for Windows Me:
1. Click Start, click Search, For files or folders.
2. In the "Search for files or folders named" box type "System.ini" (without the quotation marks) and make sure that the "Look in" drop-down box lists "Local Hard Drive (C
. Click on the Search Now button.3. When the search results appear in the pane on the right side, be sure to double-click on the System.ini file that is listed "In Folder" C:\Windows. This should open the System.ini file up inside of Notepad.
4. In the [386Enh] section, add or edit the following line as applicible:
"MinSPs=4" (without the quotation marks)
5. On the File menu, click Save, then click the File menu again and click Exit.
6. Restart your computer.
There's your answer.
rossored said:To edit the System.ini file for Windows 95, 98 and 98se:
1. Click Start, click Run, type sysedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
2. Click System.ini on the Window menu.
3. In the [386Enh] section, type the following line:
MinSPs=4
4. On the File menu, click Exit, and then click Yes to save the changes.
5. Restart your computer.
To edit the System.ini file for Windows Me:
1. Click Start, click Search, For files or folders.
2. In the "Search for files or folders named" box type "System.ini" (without the quotation marks) and make sure that the "Look in" drop-down box lists "Local Hard Drive (C
3. When the search results appear in the pane on the right side, be sure to double-click on the System.ini file that is listed "In Folder" C:\Windows. This should open the System.ini file up inside of Notepad.
4. In the [386Enh] section, add or edit the following line as applicible:
"MinSPs=4" (without the quotation marks)
5. On the File menu, click Save, then click the File menu again and click Exit.
6. Restart your computer.
There's your answer.
rossored
Thank you for your suggestion which I have tried on my windows 98 but it makes no difference.
The window still appears, I click 'ok', it goes and I then carry on.
Regards
bracke
rossored said:bugger.
How about ditching 98 and getting XP?
Good thinking - I see your are an exponent of following the least line of resistance!
I don't think my aged (8yrs) computer could handle XP without much upgrading. I anticipate buying a new computer sometime this year.
Thanks for your suggestions but I do not expect to be invoiced for them.
Regards
bracke
