From: Computerpilot on 11/10/2002
Here is your last resort:I would first try an SFC if you can boot the computer with a standard win98 boot disk. Once you get to the command prompt, type: "SFC /now".
If that does not work, then here is another idea that should work:
Start computer with boot disk - choose start with cd-rom.
cd c:\windows
mkdir options
cd options
mkdir cabs
change to your cd-rom drive
copy win98 c:\windows\options\cabs
go back to c:\windows\options\cabs
type setup
This will not erase any of your files - it just resets windows defaults and any files that might have been erased.
Computerpilot