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Kernel question
I have been looking for the answer to the following question for quite a while:
Windows 98 generates Kernel32.dll errors. ____ should be deleted to correct the problem.
a. System Folder
b. Kernel32.dll
c. win386.swp
d. Windows Directory
e. Reinstall Windows
Some sources explain that it is Kernel32.dll since Win98 suppose to regenerate it. Other sources point out that it is win386.swp ala swap file for Win98. I am a little confused. Somebody please clarify this.
BTW, I am taking my OS tomorrow.
Windows 98 generates Kernel32.dll errors. ____ should be deleted to correct the problem.
a. System Folder
b. Kernel32.dll
c. win386.swp
d. Windows Directory
e. Reinstall Windows
Some sources explain that it is Kernel32.dll since Win98 suppose to regenerate it. Other sources point out that it is win386.swp ala swap file for Win98. I am a little confused. Somebody please clarify this.
BTW, I am taking my OS tomorrow.
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lazyart
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I've never heard of kernel32.dll regenerating itself, but the swapfile will. I go with C.I'm not a complete idiot... some parts are missing. -
Optionsbellboy
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sometimes the contents of the swapfile is not deleted when a system is shut down.A+ Moderator