Windows 98 usb problem install#
If you installed the Windows 98 Shutdown Supplement, and it's working for you, there is no reason to install this new one. INF file, apparently a file was not copied during install which affected a small number of users. The update is only to the install & uninstall. It was found that for some people the original Shutdown Supplement was not working. Microsoft quietly updated the Windows 98 Shutdown Supplement. Updated Windows 98 Shutdown Supplement (23 October 1999) If, after following the steps outlined in the article, the system continues to exhibit shutdown problems, then Microsoft suggests applying the Second Edition Shutdown Supplement. Microsoft recommends the troubleshooting steps outlined in the KB article above.
These issues include systems restarting when selecting shutdown and systems hanging on shutdown. The Windows 98 Second Edition Shutdown Supplement addresses shutdown issues on systems with specific hardware/software configurations running Windows 98 Second Edition. Microsoft has released a Shutdown Supplement to combat Windows 98 Second Edition Shutdown problems
Windows 98 usb problem how to#
Q238096 How to Troubleshoot Windows 98 Second Edition Shutdown Problems
Windows 98 SE has Fast Shutdown turned off by default in msconfig.įor information on how to access your computers BIOS, consult your computer's manual.įor more information, see this Microsoft Knowledge Base Article No. A number of people where able to fix their problem by enabling USB this way, even if they did not have any USB devices attached to their system. In some BIOS'ses you can enable/disable USB (by assigning an IRQ to USB). This also solves problems with not being able to Restart in MS-DOS mode. One combination that worked for a number of people was to go into your system's BIOS, and make sure that ACPI I/O Node is set to Enabled, and to set the IRQ Steering to Get IRQ TABLE using ACPI BIOS, while unchecking all others.įor some others unchecking the Get IRQ TABLE from Realmode PCIBIOS 2.1 Call, while leaving all other options as they where did the trick.Īnother fix that worked for some people is to go in your systems BIOS, and assign an IRQ for your Video Adapter (you might not have this option in your BIOS). Select the Get IRQ TABLE from Protected Mode PCI BIOS 2.1 call check box only if a PCI device is not working properly
If the problem persists, select the Get IRQ TABLE from Protected Mode PCI BIOS 2.1 call check box and restart Windows If there is a problem, click to clear the Get IRQ TABLE using ACPI BIOS check box and restart Windows Do not change the default settings for IRQ steering unless there is a problem with a PCI device
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