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re: A 2-part question
Thursday, June 21, 2007 at 5:10 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Jim Helwig
(43 messages posted)
Hi Bob, I've tried (twice) on the boot disk, no luck. Here's what I did. I inserted
a clean, formatted diskette, downloaded the boot disk (oem) info onto it. This is
an .exe file. I then downloaded the fdisk which was further down the page onto the
floppy - again, this was an .exe file. I then had to get into "Setup" to change the
boot drive from my CD-Rom over to the A: drive, verified that it was "looking" for
a 1.44 diskette (it was). Re-booted and got the message "invalid system disk, replace
and press any key". I repeated the process (first formatting the diskette again to
remove all files), same error message. Any ideas?
On Wednesday, June 20, 2007 at 7:27 pm, bob wells wrote:
>Jim,
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>I'd use the Win98SE OEM (with Ram Drive) and add to that the Updated Fdisk For Win98SE,
>Fdisk is available further down the same page.
>
>Be sure to read the instructions for creating the Boot Disk. Fdisk is a Zip file
>that you can add to the BootDisk after it's created. You may need 2 1.44mb floppy's.
>Te floppy for the Boot Disk should be New and Formatted.
>
>BW
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- re: A 2-part question (bob wells: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 at 7:27 pm)
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