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Thread: VB6 SP4 Crashes on Win 98 - help!

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    Please reply if you know of anything that might help:

    I had VB6 Professional installed on Win98 on a laptop and downloaded SP4 (+ mdac 2.5) from the microsoft website. What happened ??
    VB6 hangs on the splash screen indefinetely - no more VB.

    I then did a clean reinstall of Win98 and VB6 (without the SP4 this time). And now sometimes it hangs and sometimes it doesn't....

    Is it software or perhaps hardware that's giving up???

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    doesn't sound very fun, does your laptop meet the min. req. for VB6 and SP4?
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    Laptop is well capable (more of a desktop replacement).
    I had VB6 running fine for a year until I went for the SP4 download....

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    I checked the knowledge base and couldn't find anything out, you may want to download the SP4 again and try it and maybe rerun your IE5(or 5.5) install
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    Cheers. I'll let you know how it goes. I hope it's a software thing rather than the hardware. Is it okay to install IE5.5 over the current IE5 ??

    Any other suggestions, most welcome...

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    shouldn't be any problems putting IE5.5 over 5.0
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