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You can do this by creating a boot disk with CD-ROM support, booting up on that disk, then running setup.exe (which is on the CD-ROM) from the DOS prompt.
Maxwell
by randy_y
by mdelyea
by randy_y
by ann777
If you install win98se and do not reinstall your current programs, many of the programs will not work anyway. The above answers are fine for placing win98se on your system. But how will the programs get into the win98 registry? How will they work?
by randy_y
by thechas
Answer 2 may work for you.
If not, I recently saw a posting on how to install 98 over 95. I think it was more involved than what #2 gave you.
Look at www.bootdisk.com
or www.aumha.org
For more information, and links
Be cautious as you proceed, if you lose the registry, you will have problems with the running installed programs.
It would be a good idea to back up the registry before you proceed.
Oh, at one time the computer geeks www.compgeeks.com
had some PB restore disks for $0.49.
This might have most of the software you need on it.
by wlbowers
Before you do a dang thing you need to get the
drivers for all of your devices. Packard Bell is
not supported in the US any more. There is a
web site that has drivers and things but I
would be sure I had them before I started.
As you probably know by know you have an
OEM version of 98. You cannot install it over
an existing OS.
I would not do an upgrade or install 98 over
95. The reminates of the old OS will cause you
problems in the long run.
Get your drivers, formatyour harddrive and
install 98. If you can remove all cards except
the video card. Once you get the os onboard
add the cards one at a time. This will keep you
from running in circles.
Good Luck Lee
by randy_y
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