I'm assuming that you have XP installed and you want to run Win98. Put a dos boot disk in your floppy drive and boot to dos. Run win98 setup (if you can't run it off a CD then copy it to a new folder on your hard drive and repeat the previous step. Install Win98 to its own new unique named folder, different from /windows. After setup is complete reboot and continue into xp. In xp right click on my computer/properties/advanced/startup and recovery settings, then check mark 'time to display list of operating systems'. When you reboot this time you will be presented with an option to run either XP or 98. You cannot install Win98 to an NTSF hard drive partition afaik.
you have to remove the version of windows you dont want first
There are seven different Windows Server editions. The capabilities of each will depend upon which version you have. The most current version is the 2012 edition which has the return of the Windows start button.
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No, there isn't. The limitation of fonts you can install in almost any version of either Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11 is probably a maximum of approx. 500, depending on each format, and the limitation of fonts you can install in almost any version of either Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows Millenium Edition is probably a maximum of approx. 1,000, depending on each format.
There is no version of iTunes available for Windows Millennium Edition.
There are two options to choose from during the Windows 7 installation process: Boot to the Install CD and choose Custom for a clean installation.Upgrade. This option replaces your current version of Windows with Windows 7, and keeps your files, settings, and programs in place on your computer.Custom. This option replaces your current version of Windows with Windows 7, but doesn't preserve your files, settings, and programs. It's sometimes referred to as a clean installation for that reason.
It is not possible to install Windows Media Player 10 on Windows 98. The last version that will work is version 9.
i think so you can, you need an older version to start the upgrade process to Windows 8
The Xbox edition's current version is about equivalent to version Beta 1.7.3 on the PC.
No. You can install a new version of Windows by running its setup program from within Windows itself, or by booting from the installation media (CD/DVD/USB drive).
The most current Microsoft Windows Media Payer is version 12. This version however is only version in the latest version of Microsoft Windows - version 8.
Windows 2000 was the first version of Windows to have a 64-bit edition. Windows 2000 was released on February 17, 2000, but the 64-bit editions were not released until August 29, 2001.