Well if you're happy with the way things are running, then 
that's good.  But 74% @boot is just too low.  Something's not 
right.  You should have about 98% @boot on Win98 with nothing 
running and the video drivers installed.  At least, every Win98 
PC I built did.  This is with CPU's about your speed up on up. 
Loading AV software and a firewall should not bring it below 
85% at worse.
-Clint

Merry Christmas to all & God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )
http://ComputersCustomBuilt.com


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Harold B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

CLINT SAYS --- Harold you don't know your CPU speed?  When the 
PC boots it
will be on the first POST screen.  I don't remember where to 
find it on
Win98.

RESPONSE: Here it is . Aida32 gave it to me (another great 
program for
getting information about your own computer)

CPU Type Intel Pentium IIIE, 533 MHz (4 x 133)

Sandra (System Analyzer Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) 
says I have 535
MHz --- but who's going to argue with a woman over 2mhz.

For Win98, Aida is still available free. Sandra seems to be no 
longer
available for 98. Luckily I had downloaded it some years ago 
but wasn't
using it. I have it zipped  (2.51MB) so if anyone wants it (for 
Win98),
contact me off the list and I'll send it to you.

Again, the matter of "Resources free after startup" is over. 
With AVG and
ZoneAlarm in Startup, I open with 74% resources free --- I 
suppose that's
good enough. Thanks to everyone.

I'll never know the significance of all the information listed 
in all these
programs or even some of the technical material discussed here. 
But then,
Hugh writes, "Oddly enough the only formal computer course I 
ever took was
Fortran I, in 1970." --- if I had Hugh's background, I might be 
building my
own computer, which I'm sure many in this group can do. I never 
saw a
computer until 1996; maybe 26 years from now I'll a little 
more. In 2030, if
I'm still around, I'll be lucky to know who I am (no less 
anything about
computers). --- Harold
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