Laurence,

If you can't afford to update to a 32 bit OS (WinXP or Win2000) or a new
computer, then add all the ram that your motherboard will hold. If
necessary throw away the current RAM chips and buy new chips. Always get
the max memory your computer's motherboard can handle and get it on one
chip. That way you should have at least one free slot for future updates.
64k of Ram is not much for modern applications. And you can never have too
much Ram.

J. Dent

At 01:32 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
>I recently installed SP1 onto a W98 pc (from the MS CD ROM) and since then
>everything works fine except for IE6 which takes up to 40 seconds to come
>on after clicking its link: the hourglass actually disappears and after
>a while the blue IE 6 screen appears.
>the pc runs on 64 RAM, is that perhaps not enough?
>
>can anyone suggest anything ?
>thanks,
>laurence grignolo
>
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