how create window 98 boot disk?
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this is how http://www.bootdisk.com/
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If you have a Windows 95 or 98 boot disk with fdisk on it, you can do a fdisk /mbr\n\nThis will erase what is on the MBR, which is where the boot loader usually resides.  Windows will then pick up from there and boot.  I would then read how to use Windows boot loader to have a menu to select which OS you want to boot in to.\n\nUbuntu is all the craze right now with the most support.  It is very user friendly, which includes auto detecting of a lot of hardware.
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look for the boot.ini file. open the file in notepade. then edit it.\nreboot.
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Boot to a boot disk (preferrably a 98 boot disk) and you can format through the command prompt (format c: /u).  Get a boot disk from http://www.bootdisk.com
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Just boot using a windows XP CD and follow the steps, once formatted shut down the machine :)
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Configure your bios to boot from the CD.  Win98 will boot from the CD so you don't really need a boot disk.  You also have the option of making another Win98 boot disk from another win98 machine and using that.
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To format your harddrive you will need to get a recovery disc or a Windows CD. \nNo boot disc is necessary unless you are trying to install Windows 95. \nThe recovery disc will usually come with your computer, if you dont have one, you will need to call your computer manufacturing company and order one. \nThe recovery disc and the windows CD will partition your harddrive and it will wipe out your memory and start from fresh.\n\nStep by step directions:\nBefore you run the Windows Setup.exe program to reinstall Windows, you may need to complete the following steps: 1. Disable programs and tools.\n\nDisable any programs or tools (such as screen saver programs, antivirus programs, or tools that run automatically). In addition, uninstall any programs or tools that protect or encrypt the Master Boot Record (MBR) or partition table (such as Bootlock that is included with Symantec Norton Your Eyes Only). For information about how to disable these programs or tools, contact the manufacturer. \n2. Back up the data.\n\nBack up all critical data on your hard disk. Although it is unlikely that you will encounter a serious problem when you reinstall Windows 98, it is always a good idea to perform a complete computer backup before you install a new operating system. When you upgrade your computer's operating system, it is possible that an error can occur (such as incompatible hardware or a power failure) that can temporarily or permanently prevent access to the data on your hard disk. \n\n Back to the top \n\nHow to Reinstall Windows\nTo reinstall Windows: 1. Start Windows, and then insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. \n2. Click Browse This CD, and then double-click Setup.exe. \n3. Follow the instructions to complete the Windows Setup procedure. \nNote: If Windows does not start and you need to run Setup from an MS-DOS prompt, click the Installing Windows 98 From MS-DOS link on the following Microsoft Web site: \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;179756 (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;179756)
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If your computer is able to boot from a CD, just boot from the windows 98 CD and it will automatically start the install...\n\nIf not, you may boot from a floppy that has CD drivers on it (so you can access the CD after booting) and run SETUP.EXE. This file may be in the root directory of the CD or possibly in the CABS folder
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Maybe these results will help:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=how+to+create+a+bootable+dvd
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U can use the disc used by installing Windows\nor just go to My Computer, then insert a floppy disc(cannot be done with CD), and right click on A:(Floppy Drive) and click format, then Check the option, make Boot Disk(or something like that) then format.\n\nIf BIOS is configured correctly than it will boot from Floppy/CD
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Come with me step by step:\n\n1: Prepare a Windows (XP Pro.) CD which is bootable.\n\n2: Change you setup settings so that your computer can boot with a CD.\n\n3: Place the CD in and restart your computer.\n\n4: Push any key when it asks you to boot from CD.\n\n5: Start to install Windows XP and it will ask you if you want to format the drives. \n\n6: let it go on till the step where you can choose between NTFS or FAT format.\n\nThat is it. You've made it.
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If your BIOS does not support boot from CD, then you will have to boot from a floppy that has drivers and support for your CD.  \n\nYou haven't specified which operating system you are trying to install.\n\nA "setup" disk shipped with Windows 95 and Windows 98 will do this job.  Borrow such a floppy if you don't have one. \n\nFor XP, the necessary downloads to make such a floppy is available from Microsoft, see link in "sources".\n\nFor Linux, use rawrite to create a bootable floppy.  See second link in "sources".
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Download the utilities for you hard drive. They are available from the manufacture of your drives site. Zero the drive with there utility. Most computers will boot from the 98 CD - Set the boot order in the BIOS to boot Floppy drive first, Cd Next, and C (Hard Drive) Last. Some computers do not boot from CD and you will need a boot 98 SE boot disk- See sources. You may also have to get drivers for your computer that may not be on the windows CD - Go to you computer manufactures site - they usually have them. KillDisk will work if there is no utility for you drive - See Sources. When you go to put 98 in after wiping the drive you will have to let Windows format it - Go with large disk support - FAT 32.
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u must buy a bootable cd if u don't have u can boot your system with a bootable floppy disk ,\n\nTo create an MS-DOS startup disk\nThe MS-DOS startup disk you create will allow you to boot into MS-DOS.\n\nInsert a floppy disk into your computer's floppy drive. \nOpen My Computer, and then click the floppy disk drive to select it. \nOn the File menu, point to the name of the floppy drive, and then click Format. \nUnder Format options, click Create an MS-DOS startup disk. \nClick Start\n\nthen chang you setting of the bios of your mother bord to startup with flopy\nthen insert your flopy disk the u can formmat your system drive in dos mode\nby typing format c:\nafter formatting restart and insert the windows cd
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You need to download the boot disk for win98 and put it on a 3.5 floppy. Boot off of the disk which will give you the cd-rom drivers and install win98 from there.
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Go to www.bootdisk.com They have downloads to various bootdisk.  You can also go to the computer you are using right now.  Click on my computer put in a empty floppy right click the floppy drive click format and click make system disk.
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i didn`t get the meaning of u`r Q. but if u r talking of multi boot system then follow the following steps\n\nopen c:\nlook for boot.ini file\nit would look like this\n----------------------------\n[Boot Loader]\ntimeout=30\nDefault=C:&#92;\n[Operating Systems]\nC:&#92;="Microsoft Windows 98"\n---------------------------------------\nif you change the order here it would be changed in the boot process.by changing default you can cange the preselected one\nif boot.ini does not exist you can create one to override.