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Windows Forum / Windows 95 / April 2004Windows protection error
I recently built my own computer. To test it out I tried installing a copy of Windows 95B onto to it. The computer itself runs fine but I can only start Windows in safe mode. If I try to start Windows normally I get a Windows Protection Error. I've installed the AMDK6 update patch that is suppose to fix this problem but it doesn't work. Is it possible that the processor is still too fast even with the update? Could it be the amount of memory I have installed? Here are the specs. Pentium 4 2.6GHz. 512 MB Ram If Windows 95 won't run at this speed then what about Windows 98? I'm trying to avoid XP if possible. >I recently built my own computer. To test it out I tried installing a copy >of [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >If Windows 95 won't run at this speed then what about Windows 98? I'm trying >to avoid XP if possible. I forgot to mention that the motherboard was an Intel D875PBZ running at 800 MHz. > I recently built my own computer. To test it out I tried installing a copy of > Windows 95B onto to it. The computer itself runs fine but I can only start [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > If Windows 95 won't run at this speed then what about Windows 98? I'm trying > to avoid XP if possible. That win95 patch does not always work... win98 should be fine... btw: if you don't want to go with XP , win2000 should run well on that machine See if this is helpful. http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;EN-US;Q312108 Ben > I recently built my own computer. To test it out I tried installing a copy of > Windows 95B onto to it. The computer itself runs fine but I can only start [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > If Windows 95 won't run at this speed then what about Windows 98? I'm trying > to avoid XP if possible. |
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