6.1.7600.16385 Windows 98 compatible

most windows 98 software can be ran in XP using "compatibility mode", but you might have to adjust other compatibility settings to get it to work. i have never had problems running windows 98 software in xp, or even vista, even without compatibility mode, so your actual hardware may be to blame.

to access compatibility mode, right click on the program's .exe file or desktop shortcut and choose "properties" and then select the "compatibility" tab. there you will find options to run in windows 98 mode, and several video options. you may have to try several different video configurations along with windows 98 mode before you find the one that works.

if the compatibility options dont fix it, then the processor is probably too fast for the program, and you will have to download software (if available for your motherboard/model) to underclock, or slow down, your processor. to find the right software to do this will take quite a bit of research, and may be beyond your skill level.

there is also a free program called microsoft virtual pc that can run other versions of windows in a "virtual computer" inside your windows xp desktop. you can download virtual pc from the microsoft website, and i believe that it comes with, or has available for free, a windows 98 virtual os. if it does not make the windows 98 virtual software available for free, then you will, unfortunately, have to purchase a windows 98 cd on ebay.

to actually wipe xp and replace it with windows 98 may not be feasible because the windows drivers might not be available for your computer, and the proper drivers are necessary to access all of your hardware. there is no support for windows 98 anymore, so the drivers are quite hard to find, if they were even ever made.

its better to use windows xp rather than searching driver for windows 98 or compatible.

Windows XP and Vista should "auto-detect" the capabilities of this LCD screen.

If not, access http://WindowsUpdate.Microsoft.com
and scan for updates.
When the scan is done, look for "optional hardware" updates.
If Microsoft has a driver, it will be offered for download.

Hello

Something you can try is to ret the compatibillity mode of windows to the saught after os you want it be compatible with. Please rate this.

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this driver should be compatible with windows 98

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?os=209&softwareitem=dj-22241-1&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&man_lang=ro&product=372330

Get a converter or USB 2.0 power adapter. or else use your printer on network sharing.. thats would be the best way,.

Pixma MP600 series is compatible with windows 98.

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Actually any flsh drive works on 98 cause if you see the compatibility list windows 98 should be there, even my flsh has this.

check the www.belkin.com site for compatibility. I don't suppose it's 98 compatible, but that could be different.

No, that card is not compatible with Windows 98 or Windows 98 SE (Second Edition). It is only compatible with Windows 2000/XP/XPx64/MCE.

Compatibility meaning there are no drivers available for Windows 98/98SE.