> > Could it be running non-Microsoft software?
>
> Lots of us run Visio, gnu-emacs, Eudora, MathCAD, Quicken... (but don't
> tell anyone :-)
>
> But yes, it could explain the Win95 crashes or freeze-ups, although I'd
> be surprised if it explained the NT problems.
>
Maybe while were on the subject of NT problems you could explain this.
Why in three separate installs of NT from a beta to the most recent
NTServer/BackOffice won't NT recognize my SoundBlaster 32? This is an
absolutely stock SoundBlaster 32, not a clone, in a Micron P-133.
In every install, NT says "no sound device installed/found," although, gee,
Win 95 and NeXTStep 3.3/OpenStep 4.2 see's it just fine.
-T
--It takes Microsoft 10 years to get rid of the mess when you boot, why should we believe that you can make Windows easy to program in only two years ?" - S.Jobs to Microsoft's J. Allchin
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