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Old November 11th 09, 02:22 AM posted to microsoft.public.win98.setup
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Default Wiping computer and Installing Win 98se

I have a seven year old computer which is currently running Windows XP
Pro I want to wipe it and put Win 98 on it so that some of the older
children's CD's will run on it.
I have a legal Win 98se CD but unfortunately I do not have the key or
start-up disk! What would be the best way to remove everything that is
currently on the computer and install Win 98se?
If I could get some advice or someone could point me to a web page that
will provide the information I would be very grateful.

Dennis
 




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