Question : Resources in Windows

Hi!

I am running Windows 98 SE.  I had a virus (Nimda) in September, and I re-installed Windows.  (It was quite a battle, let me tell you...)  Anyway, Windows has been running a little slow, and it's been doing that for a while.  The system resources are at like 58%, and I was thinking this may be the reason.  Is there a way to increase system resources?  I don't have that many programs running in the background.  The only things I have running are Norton Auto-Protect, My Mouse Software (Logitech Optical), AOL IM, MSN IM, Webshots ScreenSaver, and Weatherbug.  (These are the only things that show up on the Tray...There are probably others running if I hit CTRL-ALT-DEL).  Anyway, here are my Computer Stats:

AMD Duron 750 mHz Processor
384.0 MB SDRAM
nVidia TNT2 Video Card - 32 MB RAM
Cmedia Dolby Digital 5.1 Sound Card
Linksys Ethernet Network Card
32X CD-ROM
60.0 GB Western-Digital Hard Drive

Thanks for all of your help!

~ace

Answer : Resources in Windows

Good links above.
Here's one more.

http://www.bucks.edu/~baruffia/mediaserv/win98SEinstall.htm

Check the script when you're done. Some items you need to fill in manually,
such as the cd key and a couple of options.