Dial up broadband is a software that allows dial up Internet to work up to 5 x faster than regular dial up...supposedly. I went into MicroSoft's tech forum and found some helpful tips. My scan disk program was stalling because there were other programs running in the background. I used Task Manager, i.e. ctr- alt-dlt, to end all programs except Explorer and a system program (forgot the name). I ran clean disk to get rid of unnecessary programs, ran scan disk, which worked this time, and then defragged the hard drive just to clean things up a little more. I was then able to uninstall Windows ME. Outlook works now, but I am getting an error that shuts down IE after the home page pops up. Looking at the url, it looks like Windows update is trying to launch when I have my home page set to msn.com. It's probably just the way my Windows 98 is configured because that never happened when I had ME running. I don't think it will be a that hard to fix. I should probably just upgrade to Windows 2000 or XP and skip ME.
that program only speeds up your dialup connection by caching websites you've been to, so if you go to them again it can open them from your computer... i think they are over rated as you can set that feature in your browser "firefox/ explorer" anyway
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