THE WELCH COMPANY
440 Davis Court #1602
San Francisco, CA 94111-2496
415 781 5700


S U M M A R Y


DIARY: August 8, 1999 05:10 AM Sunday; Rod Welch

Complete install W98 on Kathleen's computer again.

1...Summary/Objective
2...System Fairly Stable, Monitor Too Slow, Poor Graphics
3...Re-install W98 on Kath's Computer - Changed to FAT32
4...Configure Kath's Computer Per CPU10
5...W98 Installed on CPU10 using OEM CD Disk for CPU11
6...Setup Code on Hard Drive for Future Installations and Service
7...Programs From Original Hard Drive Omitted
8...Transferred SDS Program and Diary Files
9...Y2K Fixed Possible Problem in W98
10...Video Hardware Acceleration May Cause System to Crash
11...Configure Video Driver for EMC Monitor, No Specific Fit
12...Network using Netbui Configuration
13...Direct Cable Connection, Parallel Port Worked
14...SDS Environment Configured
15...Lanset Dialer and Modem
16...Connection Resources
17...JPS Dial Up - Alternet Internet Access
18...FTP Program to Upload to Network
19...Upgraded Wsftp_Pro to Version 6.0
20...Netscape Installation
21...Eudora Email Program Installed
22...Office 97 Installed
......System Crashed During File Transfer
23...Audio, Sound Adapter Needs Device Driver

ACTION ITEMS.................. Click here to comment!

1...Kathleen can change to a local Sacramento number.

CONTACTS 

SUBJECTS
Software Installation
586 Upgrade, 990429
Hard Drive upgrade, 8 GB
W98 Crashing when Downloading from Internet
EMC 1456 Color, 910214, SN V920912
586 Upgrade, 990429
8 GB Hard Drive upgrade

1209 -    ..
1210 - Summary/Objective
1211 -
121101 - Follow up ref SDS 25 0000, ref SDS 24 0000.
121102 -
121103 - Completed configuration of system.  Changed size of drive partitions
121104 - so there is better balance.  Applied FAT32 disk format for more
121105 - efficient file storate and performance under W98.  Formatted I drive
121106 - and installed W98 on I.  This eliminated impact of problems upgrading
121107 - from prior W95 which contributed to recent problems.  Set up main
121108 - programs, including dial-up networking for Internet access, and web
121109 - browsers. Both Internet Explorer and Netscape can be called.
121110 -
121111 - Installed current SDS program, but at this time I have lost Kathleen's
121112 - former records. They are still on the hard drive that was replaced.
121113 - It might be easiest to take the drive to a vendor and ask them to
121114 - offload the SDS data to a CD.  We have the other files and letters,
121115 - so we just need the SDS data base.
121116 -
121117 - Recommend Netscape be used for primary web browser, and for email.
121118 - Eudora is installed in Start Programs, and can be used also.  FTP
121119 - operation is installed.
121120 -
121121 -      [On 990809 installed games and audio. ref SDS 26 0001]
121122 -
121123 -
121124 -
121125 -
121126 -  ..
1212 -
1213 -
1214 - Evaluation
1215 -
121501 - System Fairly Stable, Monitor Too Slow, Poor Graphics
121502 -
121503 - System is running much better.  It can be turned on and off without
121504 - crashing everytime, which is a big improvement.  There is still an
121505 - occassional failure on an operation that runs continuously.
121506 -
121507 -     [On 990810 it all crashed again. ref SDS 27 0741]
121508 -
121509 -
121510 - A likely cause is the network.
121511 -
121512 -     [On 990811 Microsoft discovered that W98 identified the network
121513 -     card incorrectly and is not recognizing the correct assignment of
121514 -     drivers. ref SDS 28 1260]
121515 -
121516 -
121517 -        1.  When I transferred SDS records overnight, we got a crash.
121518 -            ref SDS 0 9072, and
121519 -
121520 -        2.  When Office 97 files were copied from CPU11, so we could
121521 -            use the Office 97 upgrade CD, there was a similar crash,
121522 -            that didn't matter, because we only needed a few program
121523 -            files for the upgrade CD to accept the operation as an
121524 -            upgrade. ref SDS 0 8382
121525 -
121526 -        3.  Installing FTP program update, caused a program crash, per
121527 -            ref SDS 0 7140.
121528 -
121529 -        4.  Installing Lanset Internet program, could not read the CD
121530 -            becasue monitor does not support current graphic standards.
121531 -            This did not crash the system, but had to use a work
121532 -            around. ref SDS 0 7128
121533 -
121534 -        5.  When Lanset was configuring itself, W98 crashed after files
121535 -            were copied from the CD, W98 crashed. ref SDS 0 7842
121536 -
121537 - In all cases, reboot was successful, and did not require Safe Mode,
121538 - indicating we have more stable installation. This may further point to
121539 - the monitor as likely cause of prior problems, in combination wtih
121540 - commingling w95 and w98 operating systems.  File transfer entails the
121541 - monitor constantly receiving instructions, and this may be the cause
121542 - of failure.
121543 -
121544 - Graphics on monitor are very, very poor.
121545 -
121546 - An upgraded 17" monitor can be purchased for between $180 and $230.
121547 -
121548 -     [On 990810 Bob is getting new monitor. ref SDS 27 7944]
121549 -
121550 -     [On 990810 system failed again. ref SDS 27 0741]
121551 -
121552 -     [On 990811 system configured properly. ref SDS 28 0001]
121553 -
121554 -
121555 -
1216 -
1217 - Progress
1218 -
121801 -  ..
121802 - Re-install W98 on Kath's Computer - Changed to FAT32
121803 -
121804 - System is still not working properly.
121805 -
121806 - Decided to format the i: drive and install from scratch.  This may
121807 - risk loosing some of Kathleen's programs.
121808 -
121809 - Benefit will be using FAT32 protocol which saves disk space relative
121810 - to FAT16, which, for some reason, IP Micro failed to do.
121811 -
121812 - Initially, tried the drive converter program on drives c, d, f, g, h,
121813 - but not on e, because for some reason e: was only 8%, or 500BM. The
121814 - conversion program said the drive is too small.  The program would not
121815 - convert the i drive, evidently because the operating system is
121816 - installed on i.
121817 -
121818 -      [On 990811 moved W98 to c: drive. ref SDS 28 9284]
121819 -
121820 - This makes a messy installation.
121821 -
121822 - Somehow installing w98 on one pass the c: drive got lost.  It was no
121823 - longer recognized.  Fdisk saw the partition, but we could not format
121824 - it, nor read and write to the drive, so I had to use fdisk to delete
121825 - it as the Primary paritition, and then create it again.  This resulted
121826 - in loosing the data.
121827 -
121828 -      [On 990815 Bob cited a game program Patty installed, that he
121829 -      wants to put back. ref SDS 29 5487]
121830 -
121831 - Ran fdisk again to change all of the drive partitions to near 1 GB, so
121832 - that all of them can be FAT32.
121833 -
121834 - After installing W98 from scratch, I booted the program several times.
121835 - It ran fine, until about the 3rd or 4th boot.  We got another system
121836 - crash on boot up.  This may suggest incompatibility with the video
121837 - driver and the monitor.
121838 -
121839 -
121840 -
1219 -
1220 -
1221 - 0829
1222 -
122201 -  ..
122202 - Configure Kath's Computer Per CPU10
122203 -
122204 - Set this up on the desk so we can hopefully network the systems to
122205 - transfer files.
122206 -
122207 - I am worried that we have lost the Golf game Bob likes that he and Ed
122208 - played alot a few years ago.
122209 -
122210 - May be able to get it back somehow from original hard disk.
122211 -
122212 -      [On 990811 got it all back and installed. ref SDS 28 9667]
122213 -
122214 -
122215 - We are configuring this like CPU10, which was set up on 990114.
122216 -
122217 -
122218 -
122219 -
1223 -

SUBJECTS
Product Key
CD for Rod's CPU11 Replaced Vendor Supplied Program
W98 CD Setup Code Installed on G Drive
C Drive for W98

1607 -
160701 -  ..
160702 - W98 Installed on CPU10 using OEM CD Disk for CPU11
160703 - Setup Code on Hard Drive for Future Installations and Service
160704 -
160705 - Follow up ref SDS 8 0408.
160706 -
160707 - Yesterday, on 990707, I spent about 15 hours diagnosing the computer.
160708 - to solve the problem reported on 990806. ref SDS 24 5310
160709 -
160710 - Finally had to format the drives and start over.
160711 -
160712 - W98 Installation, Selected Custom...
160713 -
160714 - Used the OEM CD for CPU11, rather than the upgrade CD they bought from
160715 - IP Micro.
160716 -
160717 -
160718 -      Product Key     rt9x4 xm2m3 vhjx7 q626p hptwg
160719 -
160720 - ..
160721 - Put W98 setup code for future upgrades and maintenance on...
160722 -
160723 -
160724 -                     g: 00 W98
160725 -
160726 -
160727 - If Patty or somone in the future installs new software, the string to
160728 - specify for the location of W98 CD is...
160729 -
160730 -
160731 -                     g: 00 W98 WIN98
160732 -
160733 -
160734 - Omitted Web for TV because it is showing up on the screen each time
160735 - the system is powered up.
160736 -
160737 - Finally got a stable installation after a number of tries, per above.
160738 - ref SDS 0 7530 also "evaluation." ref SDS 0 9666
160739 -
160740 - Went ahead and configured User environment.
160741 -
160742 -
160743 -
160744 -  ..
160745 - Programs From Original Hard Drive Omitted
160746 - Transferred SDS Program and Diary Files
160747 -
160748 - Follow up ref SDS 8 3264.
160749 -
160750 - Since we could not get Kath's computer to run at all, had to delete
160751 - everything and start over.
160752 -
160753 - I was able to save some program files that were on the I drive, which
160754 - I moved to H: then to C: so that I could use fdisk to change the
160755 - partitions to sizes that support FAT32.
160756 -
160757 - Hopefully the Tiger Woods golf game will be oaky.
160758 -
160759 -     [On 990810 difficulty getting original files. ref SDS 27 9667]
160760 -
160761 -     [On 990811 got SDS files, games and other files from the original
160762 -     hard drive. ref SDS 28 9667]
160763 -
160764 -
160765 -
160766 -
1608 -

SUBJECTS
Y2K Control Panel Regional Settings
CPU #2 Y2K W98 Fix 990808

1805 -
180501 -  ..
180502 - Y2K Fixed Possible Problem in W98
180503 -
180504 - Follow up ref SDS 23 0001.
180505 -
180506 - Applied fix to Regional Settings reported on 990806 that may be needed
180507 - to avoid Y2K problem on W98. ref SDS 23 0001
180508 -
180509 -
180510 -
180511 -
180512 -
180513 -
1806 -

SUBJECTS
Video Configuration, EMC Monitor Not Recognized
Monitor
Video Drivers/Adapter

2106 -
210601 -  ..
210602 - Video Hardware Acceleration May Cause System to Crash
210603 - Configure Video Driver for EMC Monitor, No Specific Fit
210604 -
210605 - Follow up, ref SDS 8 1589
210606 -
210607 - I checked the monitor display settings.
210608 -
210609 - W98 shows the monitor is unknown.
210610 -
210611 - The monitor has an emblem on the front...
210612 -
210613 -
210614 -                      EMC
210615 -
210616 -
210617 - There is no organization for manufacture evident on the monitor.  The
210618 - back says it is made in Japan.
210619 -
210620 - This was likely purchased from IP Micro on one of the upgrades a few
210621 - years ago.
210622 -
210623 - There is a setting in the monitor display for lower the level of
210624 - acceleration.  I tried shifting this to a lower range of acceleration,
210625 - and booted the computer several times.  This seems to stop the system
210626 - from crashing on boot up, but the screen flickers.
210627 -
210628 - The record shows we purchased the EMC monitor on 910214.  So, it is
210629 - nearly 8 years old. ref SDS 1 0001
210630 -
210631 -
210632 - Since the EMC monitor is not recognized by W98, and since the video is
210633 - built into the mother board, the only control we seem to have is the
210634 - degree of acceleration to apply.
210635 -
210636 - It appears we need to slow this down, in order to stop the thing from
210637 - crashing. There is also a noticable flicker in the screen. also
210638 - flickers.
210639 -
210640 - To change the acceleration setting...
210641 -
210642 -     Right click on a blank spot on the desktop.
210643 -
210644 -     This brings up a menu for configuring the video display.
210645 -
210646 -     Select Settings...
210647 -
210648 -           Advanced
210649 -
210650 -                Performance
210651 -
210652 -       This section has a heading "Graphics" and a slide bar with the
210653 -       title "Hardware acceleration:
210654 -
210655 -       Typically this is set to "Full"
210656 -
210657 -       The description says...
210658 -
210659 -           Basic accelerator functions:  Usethis setting to correct
210660 -           more severe problems, such as unexpected errors in programs.
210661 -
210662 -       I set this on the next to lowest option.
210663 -
210664 - I think a lot of the problems with Doom and not booting correctly was
210665 - due to video issues.  When the CPU was configured by IP Micro, they
210666 - did not have the monitor.
210667 -
210668 - When Patty and Ken worked on the CPU in SC, they did not have the
210669 - monitor.
210670 -
210671 - As a result, neither IP Micro nor Patty and Ken experienced the
210672 - problems that occur using the EMC monitor, which is about 9 year old
210673 - technology.
210674 -
210675 - Kath and Bob may wish to consider getting a bigger monitor for about
210676 - $200.
210677 -
210678 - I will try to experiment with the Nokia monitor to see if this helps.
210679 -
210680 -
210681 - Video adapter Changed from VGA to SVGA.
210682 -
210683 -     Open the display menu.
210684 -
210685 -     Select Settings...
210686 -
210687 -           Advanced
210688 -
210689 -                Adapter
210690 -
210691 -     This has an option for generic SVGA.  I installed it.  After
210692 -     rebooting the system, we can open Display Properties and the
210693 -     Screen Area permits selecting larger settings.
210694 -
210695 - Tried selecting svga, instead of vga, so we can use a little bigger
210696 - screen using 800 x 600.  This did not display well, so changed back
210697 - to 480 x 600.
210698 -
210699 -
210700 -
210701 -
210702 -
2108 -

SUBJECTS
Network, W95, EtherPCI
Ethernet Card, Fast EtherLink XL, PCI
Network, EtherPCI LAN
Network Failing on CPU11 Connect to Kath's Computer
Mapping Drives on Network
Network Configuration

2809 -
280901 -  ..
280902 - Network using Netbui Configuration
280903 -
280904 - Follow up ref SDS 8 6149, ref SDS 7 8096.
280905 -
280906 - During setup, above, ref SDS 0 0408, made network identification...
280907 -
280908 -             Computer name:  10
280909 -
280910 -             Workgroup:      NTWELCH
280911 -
280912 - Used information on configuring CPU10 to connect to CPU11, to
280913 - configure Kathleen's computer, which I have named CPU10 for
280914 - convenience, because that is how CPU11 is configured, per work 0n
280915 - 990114. ref SDS 8 6149
280916 -
280917 - We are having erratic performance using Netbui, where both cpus show
280918 - up in Network, but neither can read across the network, similar to
280919 - report on 990120. ref SDS 11 5516
280920 -
280921 - On 990119 Microsoft reported that W98 is incompatible with the 3COM
280922 - network card in CPU11 for netbui. ref SDS 10 2920
280923 - ..
280924 - Will try removing Netbui and installing only TCP/IP, as reported
280925 - on 990121. ref SDS 12 8664
280926 -
280927 - This did not work, as it did on CPU10.
280928 -
280929 - Possibly the reason is that we need to add an IP address, as reported
280930 - on 990119. ref SDS 10 7210
280931 -
280932 - CPU11 is finding CPU10 (Kath's computer), but when data transfer
280933 - begins, after a few files are transmitted, there an error message
280934 - that says CPU10 cannot be found.  So, in effect, it is just lost.
280935 -
280936 - One reason may be that we had the network card was installed when W98
280937 - was installed.  There is an instruction somewhere, perhaps in one of
280938 - the telecons that says to remove the card, and then let W98 recognize
280939 - the card as a new device. ref SDS 12 8931
280940 -
280941 - If time permits, will try this.
280942 -
280943 - Instructions on trouble shooting are on 990118. ref SDS 9 6305
280944 -
280945 - Another problem may be the incorrect device driver for the audio
280946 - adapter, per below. ref SDS 0 7944
280947 -
280948 -    [On 990819 could not get network to run. ref SDS 30 0001]
280949 -
280950 -
280951 -
280952 -
2810 -

SUBJECTS
Direct Cable Parallel Port Connection
Direct Cable Parallel Port Connection

3005 -
300501 -  ..
300502 - Direct Cable Connection, Parallel Port Worked
300503 -
300504 - Tried the direct cable program, which is in Communication under
300505 - Accessories, but it requires a speical parallel cable, which we do
300506 - not have.
300507 -
300508 - Actually, we do have a yellow cable that at least the right connectors
300509 - that can wire the two parallel ports together.
300510 -
300511 - Instructions for installing this feature, when it was not installed
300512 - with the original setup, are in w2k Help under.....
300513 -
300514 -
300515 -                      Direct Cable Connection
300516 -
300517 -
300518 -    1.  Open Network and Dial-up Connections
300519 -
300520 -        Use right mouse button to open a menu for Network, and click
300521 -        the left button on Properties to open it.
300522 -
300523 -        This opens a listing called:  Network and Dial-Up Connections
300524 -
300525 -        The first item listed is:   Make New Connection
300526 -
300527 -    2.  Make New Connection
300528 -
300529 -        Double click on this, and then click on "Next."
300530 -
300531 -        This opens Network Connection Wizard that has a list of
300532 -        options for various types of connections.
300533 -
300534 -    3.  Connect Directly to Another Computer
300535 -
300536 -        Select this choice, which is at the bottom of the list, and is
300537 -        described in w2k as "Connect using serial, parallel or
300538 -        infrared port.
300539 -
300540 -
300541 - Tried it.
300542 -
300543 - Clicking on the application brings up instructions that accomplish
300544 - the connection.
300545 -
300546 - This worked.
300547 -
300548 - We get an identical screen that uses the same mapping between the two
300549 - computers that is set up for the network.  This is just an alternate
300550 - way to make the connection.
300551 -
300552 - We can transfer data to set up Kath's computer using the parallel
300553 - port.
300554 -
300555 - It is much slower though.
300556 -
300557 -
300558 -
300559 -
300560 -
3006 -

SUBJECTS
SDS Records Deleted, Need Recovery Original Records
SDS on Kathleen's Computer
Rod's SDS records

3406 -
340601 -  ..
340602 - SDS Environment Configured
340603 -
340604 - Used the parallel network connection to transfer...
340605 -
340606 -          SDS program
340607 -
340608 -               c: 00 10  Medit program files
340609 -               c: 01 02  Batch routines
340610 -               c: 01 04  SDS development macros
340611 -               c: sd 01  SDS program files
340612 -               c: sd 03  SDS routines
340613 -
340614 -               d: sd 08 00101   Rod
340615 -
340616 -                   Initially, we have lost Kathleen's SDS records, but
340617 -                   she wants them they are on the hard disk and we may
340618 -                   be able to get them, per work on 990807. ref SDS 25
340619 -                   6510
340620 -                   ..
340621 -                   Transfered this overnight, from about 0215,
340622 -                   when I went to bed, until OA 0810 when I got up.
340623 -
340624 -                   The system reported an illegal operation, which
340625 -                   reflects the video problem.  It actually seems to
340626 -                   have transferred everything.
340627 -
340628 -                   We need Kathleen's SDS records.
340629 -
340630 -                   She called the next day and said she has a sort of
340631 -                   book in the diary, and so we need to recovery this
340632 -                   stuff.
340633 -
340634 -               h: sd 02
340635 -               h: sd 04
340636 -               h: sd 05
340637 -               h: sd 06 00101
340638 -               h: sd 07
340639 -               h: sd 09
340640 -
340641 -          Company...
340642 -
340643 -               f: 02
340644 -               f: 03
340645 -               f: 04
340646 -
340647 -             This section appended my records to those that were
340648 -             already on the computer, so some of Kathleen's records
340649 -             are still there.  These would be correspondence.
340650 -
340651 -          Personal...
340652 -
340653 -               g: 08
340654 -
340655 -          MS Dos Prompt on Task bar
340656 -
340657 -          SDS Group Manager on Task bar
340658 -
340659 -          Medit on Task bar
340660 -
340661 -          Calendar on desktop
340662 -
340663 -
340664 -
340665 -
340666 -
3407 -

SUBJECTS
Dialer and Modem
Lanset on Kathleen's computer, 990808

3605 -
360501 -  ..
360502 - Lanset Dialer and Modem
360503 -
360504 - Follow up ref SDS 8 3008.
360505 -
360506 - Will get the modem going.
360507 -
360508 - Where to put it...
360509 -
360510 -               H: 00 LC
360511 -
360512 -     Decided to put this on c: to make use of the resources, and to
360513 -     avoid a crash of this thing infecting other stuff, and vice versa.
360514 -
360515 -     On 990811 W98 wound up getting installed on c:, so put Lanset on
360516 -     h: afterall.
360517 -
360518 -
360519 - ..
360520 - Kathleen's Instructions for setting up ISP connection...
360521 -
360522 -      Conntect to Lanset
360523 -
360524 -      Enter Username and password
360525 -
360526 -             kathyswan             utswan
360527 -
360528 -           Use lower case, no spaces or punctuation
360529 -
360530 -      Properties, open
360531 -
360532 -           Type local "H" in step 2
360533 -
360534 -           Click OK
360535 -
360536 -      Click Connect
360537 -
360538 -      Email - check on mail box on homepage and...
360539 -
360540 -      Use Lanset Web mail
360541 -
360542 -      916 526 0110   605 0110 (maybe backup)
360543 -
360544 -
360545 - Actually, Kath's instructions on the back of a document with the
360546 - following informtion...
360547 -
360548 -
360549 -                    Lanset Communications
360550 -                    5011 Auburn Blvd
360551 -                    Sacramento, CA  95841
360552 -                    916 338 2180
360553 -                    Toll Free 877 252 6738
360554 -
360555 -                    http://www.lanset.com
360556 -
360557 -
360558 - This a an Information Sheet.
360559 -
360560 -
360561 -                    Technical Support
360562 -
360563 -                       Sacramento    916 338 2180
360564 -
360565 -                       Outside Sacramento
360566 -
360567 -                                     877 252 6738
360568 -
360569 -                       http://support@lanset.com
360570 -
360571 - ..
360572 - Connection Resources
360573 - 
360574 -      Netmask:   255.255.255.0
360575 -
360576 -      Primary DNS:  209.160.23.2
360577 -
360578 -      Incoming POP3 Server:  mail.lanset.com
360579 -
360580 -      Outgoing SMTP Server:  mail.lanset.com
360581 -
360582 -      NNTP News Server:      news.lanset.com
360583 -
360584 -      Bay Area News Server:  baynews.lanset.com
360585 -
360586 - User name and User ID are in Lanset instruction notice, ref OF 1 7866,
360587 - and per above. ref SDS 0 5440
360588 -
360589 -       This information is used to cofigure Netscape below. ref SDS 0
360590 -       8944
360591 -
360592 - ..
360593 - During installation, got a message saying...
360594 -
360595 -         Warning:  The "title" bitmap has 8 bits per pixel, it must be
360596 -         changed to 4BPP (16 colors)
360597 -
360598 -     This is another manisfestation of the monitor problem that is
360599 -     causing system crashes.
360600 -
360601 -
360602 - Called   877 252 6738
360603 -
360604 - Talked to Bob
360605 -
360606 - He said the monitor or video card does not support 16 bit colors, so
360607 - we have to bypass the Lanset intitialization routine.
360608 -
360609 - Use Explorer to list the files on the CD.
360610 -
360611 -     Cannot use My Computer, because it executies anything on the CD,
360612 -     and we want to select what is to be executed.
360613 -
360614 -     Explorer only lists files.
360615 -
360616 -     Open directory...  win32
360617 -
360618 -     Execute...         ie.exe
360619 -
360620 -         [On 990811 used same procedure again. ref SDS 28 7250]
360621 -
360622 - Set up says to install IE
360623 -
360624 -     Since we already have IE installed, called Technical Support.
360625 -
360626 -     Talked to Chris.
360627 -
360628 -     He said Lanset only upgrades IE on the system, it does not create
360629 -     a separate set of programs.
360630 -
360631 -
360632 - Launched installation.
360633 -
360634 - Program files were copied successfully from CD.
360635 -
360636 - System rebooted automatically.
360637 -
360638 - Lanset continued installation after W98 came up.
360639 - ..
360640 - W98 crashed when about 50% of Lanset installation was complete,
360641 - during the operation that updates the operating system.
360642 -
360643 - Got following message...
360644 -
360645 -                          Windows
360646 -
360647 -
360648 -    An exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C0015232 in VxD---.  This was
360649 -    called from 0028:C00509E4 in VxD---.  It may be possible to
360650 -    continue normally.
360651 -
360652 -       •  Press any key to attempt to continue.
360653 -
360654 -       •  Press Ctrl Alt Del to restart your computer.  You will lose
360655 -          nay unsaved information in all applications.
360656 -
360657 -
360658 -                      Press any key to continue
360659 -
360660 -    This is the monitor problem.
360661 -
360662 -
360663 - Pressed Enter.
360664 -
360665 - This failed.
360666 -
360667 - Tried Ctrl Alt Del.
360668 -
360669 - This failed.
360670 -
360671 -
360672 - Pressed reset on CPU.
360673 -
360674 - System came up in regular mode, rather than Safe mode.
360675 -
360676 -
360677 - Updating system files continued.
360678 -
360679 - Seems to have run successfully.
360680 -
360681 - Created new desktop icons for...
360682 -
360683 -                  Lanset
360684 -                  Internet Explorer
360685 -                  Outlook Express
360686 -
360687 - Checked and verified the applications already on the desktop call the
360688 - same operations, so deleted these Icons.
360689 -
360690 - It created an connection application in Dial-up Networking.
360691 -
360692 - Called Lanset and talked to Kevin.
360693 -
360694 - He said we can use the connection application in Dial-up Networking
360695 - and delete the application on the desktop.
360696 -
360697 - He said Lanset defaults to Internet Explorer, but we can call Netscape
360698 - also.
360699 -
360700 - Booted this up and connected to Lanset.
360701 -
360702 - Opened Netscape.  This worked okay.
360703 -
360704 -       Imported bookmarks and addresses.
360705 -
360706 - Opened Internet Explorer.  This worked okay.
360707 -
360708 -       Imported bookmarks and addresses.
360709 -
360710 -
360711 -
360712 -
360713 -
360714 -
3608 -

SUBJECTS
Set up Kathleen's Computer with JPS
Dial-up Networking

3805 -
380501 -  ..
380502 - JPS Dial Up - Alternet Internet Access
380503 -
380504 - Follow up ref SDS 8 0206.
380505 -
380506 - This will provide an alternate access to the Internet for uploading
380507 - files to Com Metrics web site at JPS.
380508 -
380509 - Use Instructions on 980317. ref SDS 3 0001
380510 -
380511 -                        415 376 0023
380512 -
380513 - Kathleen can change to a local Sacramento number.
380514 -
380515 -
380516 -
380517 -
380518 -
380519 -
3806 -

SUBJECTS
WSFTP Installation

3904 -
390401 -  ..
390402 - FTP Program to Upload to Network
390403 -
390404 - Need to install ws_ftp pro so SDS records and other files can be
390405 - transferred to the network.
390406 -
390407 - Program is on...
390408 -
390409 -               h: 00 41
390410 -
390411 - Seems to be an install program we can use.
390412 -
390413 -               h: 00 41 instl
390414 -
390415 -
390416 - First had to run the install program.
390417 -
390418 - Then ran upgrade program per instructions on 980421. ref SDS 4 1540
390419 -
390420 - Configured set up per instructions on 980629. ref SDS 5 6480
390421 -
390422 -
390423 - Looks like we have the older version, 4.5.  We need 5.0.
390424 -
390425 -
390426 -  ..
390427 - Upgraded Wsftp_Pro to Version 6.0
390428 -
390429 - Logged onto Wsftp
390430 -
390431 - Purchased program upgrade for $10.
390432 -
390433 - Did this online at...
390434 -
390435 -
390436 -         http://www.ipswitch.com/products/ws_ftp/index.html
390437 -
390438 -
390439 - Received following information...
390440 -
390441 -                     User Name:        0000117750
390442 -                     Password:         AMWMQ
390443 -                     Serial Number:    WSU-111930
390444 -
390445 - ...with instructions...
390446 -
390447 -      You will receive the file "ftppatch.exe". To install, run the
390448 -      file using the 'Run' command box available from the 'Start' menu.
390449 -
390450 -      Turned out we did not the User name, password and so on to do
390451 -      the installation upgrade.
390452 -
390453 -
390454 - Received file...
390455 -
390456 -                          ftppatch.exe
390457 -
390458 -
390459 -     ...saved to... h: 00 41
390460 -
390461 - Transferred to Kathleen's computer.
390462 -
390463 - For service and support call...
390464 -
390465 - For Customer Service Call
390466 -
390467 -                          781 676 5700
390468 -
390469 - or send e-mail to:
390470 -
390471 -                       service@ipswitch.com
390472 -
390473 -
390474 - During installation a question was asked about installing "additional
390475 - FTP sites."  Clicked No.
390476 - ..
390477 - W98 returned an error message that session performed an illegal
390478 - operation, with following details...
390479 -
390480 -      FTPPATCH caused an invalid page fault in
390481 -      module <unknown> at 0000:00f282e0.
390482 -      Registers:
390483 -      EAX=8174a414 CS=0177 EIP=00f282e0 EFLGS=00010246
390484 -      EBX=00000008 SS=017f ESP=0181ff9c EBP=0181ffcc
390485 -      ECX=c1707100 DS=017f ESI=8174a3b4 FS=2347
390486 -      EDX=8174a414 ES=017f EDI=8174f4b4 GS=0000
390487 -      Bytes at CS:EIP:
390488 -
390489 -      Stack dump:
390490 -      bff88ef7 01700108 8174f4b4 8174a3b4 00000008 00000007 0181ffa4
390491 -      0181fdcc ffffffff bffbfe14 bff79050 00000000 0181ffec bff86966
390492 -      00f282e0 01700108
390493 -
390494 - It appears that installation was satisfactorily performed.  We have a
390495 - new program...
390496 -
390497 -
390498 -                           ftp95pro.exe
390499 -
390500 -
390501 - Had to reboot to complete upgrade.
390502 -
390503 - Did the same on Kathleen's computer.
390504 -
390505 - Configured and successfully tested FTP operation on Kathleen's
390506 - computer.  It is configured so she now publish on the web.
390507 -
390508 -
390509 -
390510 -
390511 -
390512 -
390513 -
3906 -

SUBJECTS
Installation Netscape
Address Book, Import, Export
Cookies

4206 -
420601 -  ..
420602 - Netscape Installation
420603 -
420604 - Follow up ref SDS 8 7668.
420605 -
420606 - Transferred files from...
420607 -
420608 -               h: 00 07
420609 -
420610 - Transferred bookmarks per instructions on 990114. ref SDS 8 3534, and
420611 - also transferred address book.  Edited address book, to include mostly
420612 - family names.
420613 -
420614 - User settings, preferences, bookmarks and stored messages will be kept
420615 - in the following directory...
420616 -
420617 -
420618 -               h: 00 07 Users KS
420619 -
420620 - ..
420621 - Netscape configuration needs...
420622 -
420623 -             Outgoing mail, SMTP server
420624 -             Mail Server User Name:
420625 -             Incoming mail server:
420626 -
420627 -
420628 -        This information is on the Lanset document, and appears when
420629 -        the Lanset installation program is run. ref SDS 0 5214
420630 -
420631 -
420632 -
420633 - Cookies Turned Off.
420634 -
420635 -      Kathleen may get some messages on this, and can decide, if she
420636 -      wants to turn it back on.
420637 -
420638 -      Cookies are information left on the hard local hard drive that is
420639 -      not explicitly requested by the User, and they are data gathered
420640 -      over the network, that are not explicitly sent by the User.
420641 -
420642 -
420643 -
420644 -
420645 -
4207 -

SUBJECTS
Eudora Email for W95
CPU #2, Kathleen

4305 -
430501 -  ..
430502 - Eudora Email Program Installed
430503 -
430504 - This seems to run okay from the files saved that were previously on
430505 - the system.
430506 -
430507 -
430508 -
430509 - Access to the program is in the Start Programs menu.
430510 -
430511 - She may have to do some some configuring, if she uses it.
430512 -
430513 -
430514 -
430515 -
430516 -
4306 -

SUBJECTS
Install Office 97 under W98 on CPU #10
Office 97
Installation
Product Key

4707 -
470701 -  ..
470702 - Office 97 Installed
470703 -
470704 - Installed Office 97 on...
470705 -
470706 -
470707 -                      h: 00 02 06
470708 -
470709 - This includes...
470710 -
470711 -             Word 97
470712 -             Excel
470713 -             Powerpoint
470714 -             Photo Editor
470715 -             Windows Explorer
470716 -
470717 - She has some common tools for fussing around.
470718 -
470719 -
470720 - Used Kathleen's full name for installation.
470721 -
470722 -
470723 -                         Kathleen Swanson
470724 -
470725 -
470726 - Product Key is in record on 970318. ref SDS 2 0001
470727 -
470728 - Had to transfer Office from CPU11 in order for installation on
470729 - Kathleen's computer to run properly, because we have an upgrade CD,
470730 - although it does not say so on the CD.
470731 -
470732 - So copied all the stuff to Kath's computer.  Put it on h: instead of
470733 - I:
470734 -
470735 -
470736 -       ..
470737 -      System Crashed During File Transfer
470738 -
470739 -      For some reason this operation about 75% through crashed the
470740 -      system, with shut down that could not be cleared by pressing
470741 -      Enter or Ctrl Alt Del, which is a serious failure, similar to
470742 -      prior problems encountered on 990806. ref SDS 24 5415
470743 -
470744 -      Pressed restart button.
470745 -
470746 -      System booted.  It ran scandisk, but came up in regular mode,
470747 -      rather than Safe mode, as was occurring previously.  This
470748 -      indicates we have a more stable system.
470749 -
470750 -
470751 - Word 97 is now installed and seems to be working.
470752 -
470753 -      [Installed again on 990811. ref SDS 28 9577]
470754 -
470755 -
470756 -
470757 -
470758 -
4708 -

SUBJECTS
Sound, Audio Drivers

4804 -
480401 -  ..
480402 - Audio, Sound Adapter Needs Device Driver
480403 -
480404 - I plugged in the speakers, earlier today, but did not notice that
480405 - there was no sound.
480406 -
480407 - The next day, I installed the Doom game.  It would not run because the
480408 - video needs to run 256 colors and the EMC monitor cannot handle that
480409 - requirement. ref SDS 26 3510
480410 -
480411 - This reminded me of sound though, and it occurred to me that on all of
480412 - the occassions when the system has booted, per above, ref SDS 0 9666,
480413 - there has been no system sound.
480414 -
480415 - I tried a music CD and no sound.
480416 - ..
480417 - Checked...
480418 -
480419 -           System Properties
480420 -               Device Manager
480421 -
480422 -              This shows under...
480423 -
480424 -                  Other devices
480425 -
480426 -                      CMl8330/C3D Audio Adapter
480427 -
480428 -               There is a yellow question mark in front, which means
480429 -               the system is not recognizing the driver.
480430 -
480431 -               I removed these listings and let the system boot up and
480432 -               recognize there is device driver for the audio adapter,
480433 -               however, none was found in the W98 CD files.
480434 -
480435 - Evidently, there was an audio device driver in the prior w95
480436 - operating system.  Possibly not, because the audio is build into this
480437 - motherboard.  There is no separate auidio card.
480438 -
480439 - The driver must come with the motherboard.
480440 -
480441 -     [On 990810 called IP Micro for missing driver. ref SDS 27 1152]
480442 -
480443 -
480444 -
480445 -