In short, no, at least not like the repair function that is available in XP.

You could format the partition containing 98 and re-install 98 from scratch.
Of course, you would lose all other data, settings, and programs on that
partition. Data could be backed-up by a simple copy&paste using windows
explorer, or even via the DOS XCOPY command run from a floppy. Programs
would need to be re-installed, after 98 was re-installed. Be sure to have
their CDs, or if downloads, to have a copy of their installer program.

AND, you would need to have a complete set of win98 drivers for all hardware
(especially video and audio). Ditto for printer, scanner, etc drivers.
Unlike XP, 98 has limited plug-n-play capability. In fact, you will probaly
need to use "safe mode" to boot for the first time, until after the correct
drivers have been installed.

Information on performing a clean installation can be found at:

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/How-t...-98-t9803.html
http://www.windowsreinstall.com/win9...exfullpage.htm
http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=2740

HOWEVER, you might want to post back with more specific problems, and
possibly someone will suggest a less drastic solution.


"Anton" wrote in message
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Can it be done as in W2k/VP and how?