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Shel
(Posted yesterday in alt.windows98, no solution)
I'd been using Tclock ver 2.30 for a few years, under win98FE. It let me
set it to be one of the startup programs.
Since I wanted to use a USB wireless network adapter, I changed to Windows
98 SE.
Now, when I run tclock.exe, 1) tclock does not change the taskbar as it
used to; the part where the clock is stays as if tclock hadn't run. Also,
2) the computer no longer lets me run programs or do anything.
So I have to shut down.
Ctrl-Alt-Delete shows tclock running, as well as explorer and systray;
also rnapp, and 2 programs related to the WLAN: infomyca and Wusb54g2
Thinking that meybe my Tclock was defective, I looked, can't find ver 2.30
in English on the Internet.
I found a tclock ver 2.29, and used it instead.
Same problem.
Can someone please advise how to cure this?
Thanks much.
I'd been using Tclock ver 2.30 for a few years, under win98FE. It let me
set it to be one of the startup programs.
Since I wanted to use a USB wireless network adapter, I changed to Windows
98 SE.
Now, when I run tclock.exe, 1) tclock does not change the taskbar as it
used to; the part where the clock is stays as if tclock hadn't run. Also,
2) the computer no longer lets me run programs or do anything.
So I have to shut down.
Ctrl-Alt-Delete shows tclock running, as well as explorer and systray;
also rnapp, and 2 programs related to the WLAN: infomyca and Wusb54g2
Thinking that meybe my Tclock was defective, I looked, can't find ver 2.30
in English on the Internet.
I found a tclock ver 2.29, and used it instead.
Same problem.
Can someone please advise how to cure this?
Thanks much.