Hi
I have a seperate hard drive(C) that I am trying to install Win 98 on and keep going around in circles...I have gotten so far as to installing the system files(15 on them)on the drive. Just OMIT the second statement I made about the D: drive.
Would have edited the last message...don't see the option/
Just wanted to add that I have typed in "setup" also at D:prompt...same circle happens...
Hi
I am trying to set up Win 98 on a seperate drive and believe I have reformatted the drive?
This is what comes up when booting from a 98 startup disk..."Windows setup required 7340032 bytes on your C: drive."
C:\>
I type in "setup" at the dos prompt...and it states...
What we have come up with far is when trying to format the harddrive.."If you have HDFS or NTFS installed on your harddrive you will need to create an MS-Dos boot partition to set up windows"
Any ideas?
Would have edited this thread...can't find it.
...so far we have tried to format the hard drive and what comes up is "no fixed disk present" when we enter c:\fdisk a the dos prompt.
Please help us we are desperate!!
Thanks
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