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Old 01-21-2005, 03:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default win 98 upgrade to win 98 2nd edition

I have an old low horsepower (Compaq Presario 128 RAM ,Pentium II) system that I would like to make wireless , specifically for satellite laptop internet functions .

I believe that I can not put XP on the low power system and run it well due to the high power requirements . Additionally , if I were to purchase XP ,I might as well purchase a better horsepower system.

In the meantime -- I just learned that I have first edition of win 98 on the old system and require 2nd ed win 98 to add "Motorola brand router 802.11g model WR850G " .

1. Is there a simple cost effective way of making the system wireless ?

2. Can I inject a device between my cable internet feed which will then allow wifi laptops while I still have a hard wired feed from the router to the old desktop with win 98 first edition ?

3. Can I upgrade to Win 98 2nd Edition from a Microsoft website w/o bulldozing all of my files ?
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Old 01-22-2005, 06:06 AM   #2 (permalink)
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you can try and see what happens and back up your hdd befor you do
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