BadDad

I haven't experienced any boot lags either due to the new Liveware. PIII 500 Abit BH6 Mobo ATI 32Mb Rage Fury SB Live 256Mb RAM 20Gb UDMA 66 7200rpm HDD

Well, I've worked around the W2K problem with a software package called VMWare. I'm running a vurtual Win98SE session inside Win2K--therefore, I could use my visioneer scanner but, for some reason, the driver set does not include the aforementioned .dll. If anyone out there has it, please send it.

Lovely, but, what if it isn't? Any idea where I might get it? There is nothing on Visioneer's site about it and the driver apparently does not include this .dll.

Each time I try to install Visioneer Paperport 7600 updates, I get an error that the MAXKERNL.DLL is missing. Anyone know where that .dll should be?

I agree DosFreak--they act as if they've never worked with NT before.

I agree about the Win98 CD. Additionally, if you ever had 98, you should still have a 98 bootable disk. I use it all the time to apply bios updates.

I'm running NAV2000 that I purchased at http://www.symantecstore.com/FrontDoor/0,1076,2-1,00.html. Its advertised as follows: Norton AntiVirus 2000 6.0 for Win95/98/NT/2000 Norton AntiVirus from Symantec is the #1 anti-virus software in the world.

Finally, Symantec managed to send me a "How To" that actually worked (nice that they included URLs). I had to completely uninstall my copy of NAV2000; download a new copy; install it; point to my license file and "voila"!. Thank the electronic gods that I have DSL or, this might have really p****d me off.

Thanks, unfortunately, that didn't work either. I managed to get Symantec customer support on the phone and we went through the same process yet again to no avail. Now, its being escalated to a "Sr. Level" engineer--I had to laugh! At any rate, I agree that they should allow you to download a licensed copy for all the BS that you must go through to install a $39.00 piece of software.

I recenly dowloaded an eval of NAV2000, tried it, liked it, bought it online from the Symantec site. I made a backup copy of the license file I was sent and the software that I downloaded. Two days ago, I decided to rebuild my PC with a newer, larger hard disk and now I want to put NAV2000 on this new drive--problem is, each time I try, I receive a pop-up message that my evaluation period has ended...where, pray tell, do I put this so called "license" file so that the software is aware that it is no longer an eval copy? Symantec's tech support bites!