I am looking for some advice on reformatting a hard drive that is
currently running Windows 98, and reinstalling Windows ME.

My co-worker is having problems with her PC. It is a 233 MHz pentium
running 98 and she dosent have a copy of 98 for some reason, so she
purchased a full install of windows ME.

I belive I have to make a boot disk from 98 and start with the disk
and choose run with cd- rom support and then format and install ME. I
know there is a little more to it but my concern is will I need a
windows 98 disk at all?

luvtogofast <luvtogofashatesspam@excite.com> wrote in
news:s9borv476cidhh1msi8dl0olfenad4cpam@4ax.com:

I would suggest cleaning up 98 and not installing ME.

luvtogofast wrote:
Bootdisc utilitys for any Windows version can be downloaded from link below.
(scroll down to Win ME).
Note; the file you download (to your Desktop) will be an executable-file,
put formatted-floppy in floppy-drive, run the program (double-click it),
follow instructions.

http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm

Is it possible to back up the drivers from the computer before I
format? If so, how?

On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 23:15:34 -0500, Harrison
<nothanksonthespam@gainpro.invalid.net> wrote:

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 10:13:31 -0500, luvtogofast <luvtogofashatesspam@excite.com>
wrote:

|> Is it possible to back up the drivers from the computer before I
|> format? If so, how?

No it's not feasible.

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