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HI .. I have been using IE 6.0 and have never had aproblem. Maybe you had a bad install. try uninstalling it and doing it over. Also, what OS are you using? I know someone who had problems with IE6...

Depending on the brand of HD, you should be able to get a "bootstrap" program. I know Maxtron has one that you can download off it's web site. As mentioned, this program helps older computers...

Ok ... The formatting part worked great (thanx again).. I hooked it up to the other PC and formatted in FAT32 (installing 98). I put it back in the old Pc and put in the 98 disk got it installed...

I do have a XP computer... What a fabulous idea! ( Have I told you I love you guys) The hd is pretty smalll so partitioning it would be useless. Could ya tell me how to hook it up as a slave so that...

thanx for all the advice. I will definately look at my floppy drive. I use Sony disks and they're relatively new so I don't think that's the problem. my boot sequence is A drive first (I tried it...

well ... that sucks! Good thing I didn't try them!

Thanx!;)

If all else fails ... use your system restore. go back to the day before you changed those settings. you can try changing them again after that. i would suggest maybe changing one thing at a time so...

there are 2 free players theat I know of but I've never used them so this is a use at your own risk kinda deal. They are Zoom Player 2.5 And Maximus DVD 1.2 . both are available at downloads.com ....

I checked all my connections and all my connections are good. The floppy drive was working when I tried to reformat it. It booted from the disk no poroblem. UUUUHG.It's probably not worth the cash it...

I downloaded the TECHWORM boot disk from bootdisk.com and tried that but I still get the invalid system disk message. Any other ideas? :confused: