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21-Dec-2002, 10:59 PM #1
Win 95 and 2000 msconfig
EDIT !!!!(oops my bad, sorry Penny !!)!!!!EDIT

This may(was) have been posted before, but i have(n't) seen it.
There are downloads for win 95 and 2000 to give you the same msconfig that win 98 has, easy and work great!

I have a old PC in my shop, runs win 95, installed the file and it now has the same msconfig as my 98 machine...get them HERE ... also, the main page has fixes for several common windows problems. it isHERE ...Rhett (I just saw Penny's post, but I left this as it pertains to win 95 + has other links)
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22-Dec-2002, 08:51 AM #2
The Windows 98 MSCONFIG.EXE utility works great with Windows 95. Just place it in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder, then reboot. To access it, just click Start - Run, type in MSCONFIG, then click OK.


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