can a tower emachines hard drive windows 98 go outo a winbook 95?
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If you are asking if a hard drive can be transfered from one computer to another, then the answer is yes.  The only limitation I am aware of is that laptop hard drives are smaller in size, so they can't be swapped with a desktop hard drive.
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This depends, IF it is able to install, then right click on the .EXE file, and go to properties -  compatibility - and select Win95\n\nIF it will NOT even install, then the problem is probably one of 2 things\n1) The installer cannot recognize an NTFS partition\n2) The installer thinks any drive over 2GB is a negative sized drive... IE you have MINUS bytes on the hard disk.\n\nI have several games that will only install on 95 not on XP, so I keep an old 95 PC for this purpose.\n\nIf this is the case then a 95 PC will probably be given away free, all you then need is a KVM switch (KeyboardVideoMouse) connect this to both PC's and this allows you to switch between them both, saves buying extra keyboard, monitor and mouse, and saves space too
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Yes, it is possible. There are software out there that will "clone" your harddrive, including the OS and applications and data. Even when drive capacities don't match software can compansate for it (e.g., you can transfer to a larger drive without problems). I have used one such software (click on the source link below), but I encourage you to look at other software as well.\n\nKeep in mind you may trigger Windows XPs built-in validation check by changing hardware. However, this is not a problem, even in the worst case scenario you may simply go to a web site or make a phone call to re-validate Windows XP.
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I would try to format the drive via a floppy startup disk and start again using a Windows disk only, not a recovery disk. do emachines have floppy drives?
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It is very likely that the two operating systems divide your hard drive into two partitions: if you take a circle and divide it in half, imagine each system taking half the circle. None can store data on a portion not its own.\n\nYou can remove windows 98 by deleting the partiton it resides on (with some form of bootable partition manager, probably on a floppy disk or CD), but you cannot automatically resize a partition, so without manual effort your windows XP partition can't be made any larger with the deletion of win 98.\n\nIf they're both on the same partition, then I would be VERY careful about what you do on it. Some system folders may share files used by both, and deleting the wrong file could corrupt your XP install and render it useless.
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better get an updated operating system (windows).  win 98 is not supported anymore by MS.
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Step 1:  Get rid of windows ME.  It's crappy and nobody uses it anymore, because nobody liked it in the first place.  You can run either windows 98 or windows 2000 on that machine.  \n\nStep 2:  Follow step 1, your problem will be solved.
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The Fujitsu MHT2080AT is an internal 2.5" 4,200 rpm drive, not an external.  Are you installing it in an external enclosure?  If so, try the disc that came with the enclosure.  WinXP should automatically recognize it, Win98 will probably require drivers.\n\nThis is the link to Fujitsu MHT2080AT info at Fujitsu:\nhttp://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/storage/hdd/discontinued/mht-at-4200-rpm.html\n\nHope this helps.
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Most everything that runs on xp will also run on 98. It's when you get back to win95 that you start having problems.
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Right-click on the application and select "Properties". Go to the "Compatibility" tab and select Windows 95 from there.
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What? Someone still uses Windows 95???
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no dear \n\nwinodws 98, me can not run on it \nbut winodws 2000 XP run on it
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You will cause a short in the IDE bus and frag the motherboard. Really bad idea.\n\nBuy an external caddy (USB2) and it will do the job. You can use the 'disconnect usb device' feature in Windows XP when you are finished dumping data.
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I don't believe Windows 95 will work online my friend.Do an install of Windows 98 at least.
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You need the Windows Backup Set (Microsoft Corporation)
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Most likely you can remove the actual hard drive that's contained in it and connect it directly to the inside of your computer, depending on your computer model and configuration.
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No Not At All Even If Hard Disk Is Not\nInstalled There The MotherBoard Will Keep Movin.