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by pchlp
You should make another Win98 boot disk as this command should be on the disk. When it loads up you may have to select delete and non-dos partition.
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by srichardson
by dmiles
Insert the Windows 98 startup disk in A:/drive
Boot computer,at command prompt type "Fdisk" only,follow the onscreen prompts to delete the partition
You donot have to use the path A: in front of Fdisk
by dmiles
by srichardson
by thechas
If this is a duplicate, I applogize.
Answers 1 and 2 will get you started.
Make sure that you are using a Windows 98 startup disk.
Fdisk should tell you that the drive contains a non-DOS partition, and ask if you want to delete it.
Since the drive was on a W2K system, it likely was setup as a NTSF volume.
You need to delete the NTSF partition before you can setup a FAT32 partition for W98.
If you want some information and tutorial links, go to www.fdisk.com/fdisk
Chas
by srichardson
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