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Corrupt or Changed System Files
First, you should run Scandisk
to check to consistency of the file system and check for bad sectors.
In Windows 98, you can run Programs > Accessories > System
Tools > System Information then in the Tools menu choose
System File Checker. This will find altered and corrupted System
files.
Figure 317: SFC Found a Corrupted File

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Look for Other Causes Too!
Remember to also search the Internet for details about your motherboard, such as undocumented settings and real world experiences. For example a V333 motherboard has undocumented jumpers JP1, JP2 related to RAM settings which solved me a lock up problem once. |
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