reinstall window 98 after install window xp

hi i want to install window 98 back after i install window xp but the
computer said that is incomplicated or none ms-dos to install windonw 98 i
really need install windown 98 back because i have a problem that xp can't
fix my pc .please email me back .thanks alot

Hi,

It sounds like the install partition is NTFS.
You can use Wipe or Zap to remove the NTFS partition.
http://www.microstorage.com/Harddriveinfo.htm

Here are instructions in performing a clean install.
Windows 98 Restore By Ron Badour MS MVP:
http://home.satx.rr.com/badour/html/w98_restore.html

--
Regards,
Bert Kinney [MS-MVP DTS]
http://dts-l.org/

"hiep" wrote
hi i want to install window 98 back after i install window xp but the
computer said that is incomplicated or none ms-dos to install windonw 98
i
really need install windown 98 back because i have a problem that xp can't
fix my pc .please email me back .thanks alot

Actually, the beauty of NTFS is that it allows you to enlarge or shrink a
certain partition on the hard drive without reformatting the hard drive
itself. All you have to do is use Windows XP's Computer Management applet
by right-clicking My Computer and then selecting "Manage" in the context
menu. Follow the on-screen instructions to create your new FAT partition.
Then, using Windows XP's Command Prompt, format the new FAT partition. You
will then be ready to install Windows 98, and you can then use both
operating systems for a dual-boot PC.

Regards,
Brandon Taylor

"hiep" wrote in message
...
hi i want to install window 98 back after i install window xp but the
computer said that is incomplicated or none ms-dos to install windonw 98
i
really need install windown 98 back because i have a problem that xp can't
fix my pc .please email me back .thanks alot

Hi Brandon,

There is no native tool in WinXP that will resize any
type of existing partition! Partitions can be created
and formatted out of unused space from within Disk
Management. And there is no need to go to the
Command Prompt to format.

--
Regards,
Bert Kinney [MS-MVP DTS]
http://dts-l.org/

"Brandon Taylor" wrote
Actually, the beauty of NTFS is that it allows you to enlarge or shrink a
certain partition on the hard drive without reformatting the hard drive
itself. All you have to do is use Windows XP's Computer Management applet
by right-clicking My Computer and then selecting "Manage" in the context
menu. Follow the on-screen instructions to create your new FAT partition.
Then, using Windows XP's Command Prompt, format the new FAT partition.
You
will then be ready to install Windows 98, and you can then use both
operating systems for a dual-boot PC.

Regards,
Brandon Taylor

"hiep" wrote in message
...
hi i want to install window 98 back after i install window xp but the
computer said that is incomplicated or none ms-dos to install windonw 98
i
really need install windown 98 back because i have a problem that xp
can't
fix my pc .please email me back .thanks alot