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Hi all, I went into my HP Solution Center and there is a place that says Transfer Image and when I put my mouse up to it this is what it says. Save images to your computer from a camera or a memory card. When I clicked on that Live watch popped up and recommended that I block ntvdm.exe 3912. I didn't touch it and it went away. I think if I do that it might mess my HP Solution Center up. I don't know what in the world is going on here. This is coming from AdAware Anniversary Edition. thirdfrt!!!

I think for the SanDisk to work on Win98SE you will need to download a driver and install on the 98 machine. SanDisk Windows 98 Driver Windows Vista has the Easy Transfer Wizard, you can read more about it here As far as transfering from one computer, you'll need a RJ45 connector wire and plug it into the ethernet card on each computer. They do make a Easy Transfer Cable. This is a special USB cable that is designed to work with Windows Vista and Windows Easy Transfer and you just connect USB to USB. Programs usually don't work if you transfer them, they need to be installed from the CD or a setup.exe installer. If you're lucky, the programs may have the setup-installer inside the folder of the program. Who knows whether they will install on Vista because of there age. If they do install and not work, you may be able to right click the program icon and choose compatibly mode for Win98.

I thought that if I could go online, I could email the files to myself, and open them on my new computer. But I can't go online, since my dsl modem and my wireless usb internet connection thing won't work on the old computer. So I also can't download any of the cd burning software. My cd drive that's built in to the computer says "compact disc" on the front, not cd-rw or anything that makes me think it will make a cd. I do have two usb ports on the back of the computer, so I stuck in a flash drive. Nothing about it showed on the screen, so I clicked on Control Panel and Add New Hardware. It showed Disk 2.0 which I guessed is the flash drive. I tried following the steps to install it and now it says the "device is installed, but it has a problem". It says there is no driver. I had never tried to use a flash drive on it before. I haven't used the computer since 2005. Is there a way to make the flash drive work without going online to download a driver? I'll try to figure out if there's windows media player software already on the computer and try to use the dvd/cd burner that way. Thanks for all the suggestions.