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the problems is that the # of changes IE4 makes to the registry &amp;&nbsp;windows in general leads to problems when IE4 isn't installed to the same drive as windows. &nbsp;Honestly, if it's feasible, I'd switch the drive set around, make the 1 gig the primary, and the 540 the secondary, then reinstall the whole schbang...<br />
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jb<br />

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the problems is that the # of changes IE4 makes to the registry & windows in general leads to problems when IE4 isn't installed to the same drive as windows.  Honestly, if it's feasible, I'd switch the drive set around, make the 1 gig the primary, and the 540 the secondary, then reinstall the whole schbang...

jb


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Sure, I could do that...<br />
but it should work with the current configuration!<br />
How do I make it work with the current configuration?<br />
The Java stuff did work on the initial installation,<br />
then, after the crash, the java stuff went bye-bye.<br />
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Where can I find good info on how to handle the registry?<br />

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Sure, I could do that...
but it should work with the current configuration!
How do I make it work with the current configuration?
The Java stuff did work on the initial installation,
then, after the crash, the java stuff went bye-bye.

Where can I find good info on how to handle the registry?


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My system is pentium 100Mhz with Win95<br />
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I downloaded IE 4.01 to my D: drive. I ran install.<br />
All seemed to go well until I had a system crash.<br />
When I tried to reboot, none of the java files were found.<br />
The error message indicated that they could not be found<br />
on the C: drive. <br />
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Since my C: drive is small (540 Meg) It was my intention<br />
to install IE 4.01 on my newer 1.xgig drive (D:)<br />
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Anyways... no java &nbsp; whats up?
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My system is pentium 100Mhz with Win95

I downloaded IE 4.01 to my D: drive. I ran install.
All seemed to go well until I had a system crash.
When I tried to reboot, none of the java files were found.
The error message indicated that they could not be found
on the C: drive. 

Since my C: drive is small (540 Meg) It was my intention
to install IE 4.01 on my newer 1.xgig drive (D:)

Anyways... no java   whats up?

Download IE4.01 to D: with IE 3.0 installed on C:

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