Bought a new printer today and several discs came with it. One was the Lexmark printer driver. The others were Kodak Picture Software and MGI Photosuite/Photovista. After setting up the printer, I began installing these other discs. The Kodak one loaded fine, though it took a while. The MGI disc wouldn't load, and there was a message there about low disc space. I had a look at the System Resources and it is 58% free (54% while on the internet). Yet the C: drive has a capacity of 5.98 GB, with 1.80 GB used and 4.17 GB free. The indicated percentage should be a lot higher.
There seems to be a lot of stuff running at start-up and I wondered what I could do there. The following all are checked in start-up:
Yahoo pager
msn msgr
scan registry
task monitor
system tray
load power profile
matrox powerdisk
ensoniq mixer
sound fusion
country selection
pt snoop
real tray
load qm
quick time task
lex start
lx supmon
dcfssvc
load power profile
scheduling agent
win zip quick pick
web shots
office startup
internet call manager
microsoft find fast
KODAK picture transfer software
Kodak live update
It's a Dell Pentium II 450 mhz 192 mb ram Win 98. Thanks for any help.
There seems to be a lot of stuff running at start-up and I wondered what I could do there. The following all are checked in start-up:
Yahoo pager
msn msgr
scan registry
task monitor
system tray
load power profile
matrox powerdisk
ensoniq mixer
sound fusion
country selection
pt snoop
real tray
load qm
quick time task
lex start
lx supmon
dcfssvc
load power profile
scheduling agent
win zip quick pick
web shots
office startup
internet call manager
microsoft find fast
KODAK picture transfer software
Kodak live update
It's a Dell Pentium II 450 mhz 192 mb ram Win 98. Thanks for any help.