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Hello all,



I have a user that wants to disable games in windows 98.

I'm not sure where to do this...



I thought it was in the regedit



Please advise



Rick


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Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs>Windows Components>Accessories>

Games>Uncheck the games. This will uninstall them, and you'll need the 98

Disk to install them again - unless you have the i386 folder on the hard

drive, or some pretty clever end users.



HTH.



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KB - MCNGP #26



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The only way to do it is delete them, either using Explorer or the

Add/Remove Programs ... Of course, since W98 has no security, anyone can

just re-install them ...



By the way, there's still certification tests available for Windows 98 ???



"Rick" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message



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Windows 98 does have security. If properly configured, you can prevent users

from running certain applications.



"Ron Bernier" <ronbernier@hahahahatds.net>wrote in message



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i wouldn't worry, it will probably crash anyway





"Rick" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message



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I386 folder in Win98SE? New one on me!

It would appear that shortly before posting, I recieved a lobotomy. Combine

that with the fact that I haven't used 98 in over a year, and haven't

installed it in nearly 2, and you've got yourself one humbled jackass.



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KB - MCNGP #26



first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com





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hi

Just go to control panel and select Add/Remove programme

and then select window setup and then double click on

accessories and deactivate game

But the point is win98 will crash beforeit has a chance to do anything





"Iftikhar" <iffe_@yahoo.com>wrote in message



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Unless you created an i386 folder yourself and dumped all the CABs in there

:-) (I don't know why would u do that though. hehe)



"Ken Briscoe" <youcant@sendmespam.com>wrote in message



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Come on now, 98 is not that bad. it is a relatively stable OS. Especially

when comparing to, say 95 or ME. (Or Linux?)



Firing Dragon

(Here they come...)



"Don Julio" <me@mynewwork.com>wrote in message



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"Dragon" <NoSpam_Baadil@hotmail.com>wrote in message

Key words being 'relatively stable' I am forced to use '98 @ work, and it

locks up or otherwise needs to be re-booted at least once per day. Home net

running XP, 2K, & SuSe. I don't remember the last time I had to reboot any

of them, other than for an install or update.



JaR





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