where can i find a98 installing disk to install in my computer only have 95 windows?
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You'll have to purchase it.\nTry these:\n\nwww.edirectsoftware.com\nwww.directdeals.com
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you can find them at matroska http://www.matroska.org/downloads/windows.html
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reformat the hard drive and install a full version of windows 98
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go to MS dos mode (not MS dos prompt-go to the real thing). Now insert a cd having installation of windows, and install it, BUT ON D DRIVE. After this is done, give the following commands:-\nd:\nformat c:\n\nI think that should do the trick
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if windows xp sp2 \nyou mist have agenuine copy before you can download it \nunless you can find it else where
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u download it from the windows website if there is one?
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If you want your computer running a more recent version of windows to run windows 95, you have to find a installation Cd of windows 95 and reinstall it on your disk, or on a new partition.\n\nIf you choose to install it on your current partition, you will prefer to format the disk beforehand. This will destroy you data on it, so beware.
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Get a copy of Windows XP and install it.\n\n-J
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You should look for a Windows 98 SE (second edition) dics on eBay or elsewhere on line.\nInstall it and then do a Windows Update on-line.
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Assuming you used followed all steps in the Windows XP setup you will most likely have formatted the drive in an NTFS file system. Unfortunately 98 uses FAT32 file system and they are incompatible. To install 98 you will have to format and start from scratch using a win 98 CD. I have to agree with the others though going to 98 is a major step backwards, stick with XP. If your desperate to change OS either go to linux or wait for vista which is just around the conrer
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get a win 98 start-up floppy disc
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key in Adobe Reader with Google. Then find the site that supports Windows 98.
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You might could go the Windows 98 website, they have some drivers.
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Try searching in www.drivers.com or www.freedownloads.com
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Without knowing what all you specifications are my recommendation would be to just upgrade to Windows 95. I know it's not the best operating system, but if you laptop just meets the minimum requirements for windows 98 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=182751 The performance hit would be such that the computer would be unusable. Plus Windows 95 was sold on floppy disc so you can easily get it for $20 or less (just make sure it's the upgrade version).\n\nHowever, if you do want to proceed with 98, I know that they did have a certificate in the box when you bought 98 that you could mail in for a floppy copy (which was actually on like 38 diskette or something like that). So they may be floating around somewhere in cyber space that you could buy a copy. \n\nBut as for copying a CD version to a diskettes, apparently it is possible. I found this on another forum. I haven't tried it but it seems like his method would work:\n\n"Yes, it's possible; FORMAT/S a diskette and copy all of the non-CAB files (like SETUP.EXE) to that one, then copy one CAB per floppy. You'll need one of the many utilities floating about the net that writes the Microsoft 2MB CAB format (there are several at www.winfiles.com), about fifty diskettes, and a lot of patience. However, it seems to me is that all you need to do is get access to the CD-ROM. Try the 'stock' Windows 98 boot disk; it has a bunch of CD-ROM drivers on it. You could try the "CD-ROM GOD" disk from www.gankish.net/rumblesoft/cdromgod.htm, which has gotten me out of a tight spot or two. Or you could download and install the correct drivers for your CD-ROM; they are almost certainly available on the drive manufacturer's web site. "
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Make yourself a Windows 98 SE boot disk from bootdisk.com\n\nhttp://bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm\n\n(Use OEM one)\n.......................................................\nStick boot disk into floppt drive,,reboot,,,\n\nthen at the A:&#92; prompt, type: \n\nSYS C: \n\n  "System transferred" message  should appear in a moment.\n\n\nHit Enter,,then at the A:&#92; prompt, type: \n\nFDISK  /MBR\n\nand hit enter.\n\nRemove Boot Disk and restart PC.\n\nMight get lucky:)\n\nHope So,,Good Luck!
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I need more information on type of Windows you are trying to install!