You can look for them in CAB files. I don't recall the correct syntax but it's something like this...
Pop in your Windows 98 CD or copy the CAB files to your hard drive. At a command prompt, type:
extract -l -a winXX.cab vnetsup.vx_
It'll tell you what CAB file contains the vnetsup.vx_. Next, you'll type:
extract -e winYY.cab vnetsup.vx_ vnetsup.vxd
This will decompress the vnetsup.vxd file.
NOTES:
-- Most of the Win98 files in a CAB are compressed, thus the _ in the filename.
-- The -l (lowercase L) will list the contents of the CAB
-- -a will process CAB files with matching names, such as WIN98_01.cab, WIN98_02.cab, etc.
-- -e will extract the file. You must provide the name of the source CAB, the compressed filename, and the name you'll call it uncompressed
-- Repeat this process for the other file(s) you are missing
I may have the commands mixed up but this should get you started.
Good luck.
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