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How do I manually edit the programs which Windows 98 loads upon startup?
I remember doing it once, years ago, but I can't remember how I did it.
I remember doing it once, years ago, but I can't remember how I did it.
The purpose of manually editing the Win 98 load is to customize and optimize the operating system for your specific needs. This can include removing unnecessary programs, changing system settings, and improving performance.
To manually edit the Win 98 load, you will need a text editor, such as Notepad, and basic knowledge of the Windows operating system. You may also need to have administrator privileges on your computer.
The Win 98 load file, also known as the "autoexec.bat" file, can be accessed by navigating to the "C:\WINDOWS" directory and opening the file in a text editor.
Some common changes that can be made to the Win 98 load include removing unnecessary startup programs, changing system settings, and configuring hardware devices. You can also add custom commands or programs to the load file.
Yes, it is generally safe to manually edit the Win 98 load as long as you are familiar with the changes you are making and have a backup of the original file. However, it is always recommended to exercise caution when making changes to system files.