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Back Web
Keep getting hung up - with message that problem is "Back
Web not responding" (in Windows 98 environment) What is Back Web used for? Can I just delete it to avoid this problem? Any other solution? |
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Back Web
It is a backweb app used by some software and also by some computer manufacturers,
to update from the web, while running in the background. Backweb apps can interfere with your web browsing, and I always uninstall them or disable them through the program's options, if available. Just deleting the file is not how to do it. One software that uses it is Kodak (Kodak Software Updater)...there are others. IIRC, Kodak give instructions for removing it, in the 'read me' files for the app. If you are using a brand of computer that has a backweb updater factory-installed, first press Ctrl+Alt+delete, and End Task on the backweb app, then go to Control Panel Add\Remove Programs and uninstall it. It may not be listed as "BackWeb"....instead the entry may be something like HP Software Updates, or Web Updates, or similar. Post back with what you find in Add\Remove Programs, and we may spot it for you. -- Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm "Debbie" wrote in message ... Keep getting hung up - with message that problem is "Back Web not responding" (in Windows 98 environment) What is Back Web used for? Can I just delete it to avoid this problem? Any other solution? |
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Back Web
Thanks so much! Was able to find it and remove
(add/remove programs) identified as Back Web itself. (That was easier than finding my way back to this site!) I had been afraid to delete Back Web until I knew it wouldn't destroy everything! We'll see if that solves my problem over the next week or two. Can't tell you, how much I appreciate the response! -----Original Message----- It is a backweb app used by some software and also by some computer manufacturers, to update from the web, while running in the background. Backweb apps can interfere with your web browsing, and I always uninstall them or disable them through the program's options, if available. Just deleting the file is not how to do it. One software that uses it is Kodak (Kodak Software Updater)...there are others. IIRC, Kodak give instructions for removing it, in the 'read me' files for the app. If you are using a brand of computer that has a backweb updater factory-installed, first press Ctrl+Alt+delete, and End Task on the backweb app, then go to Control Panel Add\Remove Programs and uninstall it. It may not be listed as "BackWeb"....instead the entry may be something like HP Software Updates, or Web Updates, or similar. Post back with what you find in Add\Remove Programs, and we may spot it for you. -- Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm "Debbie" wrote in message ... Keep getting hung up - with message that problem is "Back Web not responding" (in Windows 98 environment) What is Back Web used for? Can I just delete it to avoid this problem? Any other solution? . |
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