Windows 98

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Windows XP is a general name given to sevearl operating systems released by Microsft in the early 200's. These include: Windows XP Home, Windows XP Pro, WIndows XP Stater, Windows XP Media Edition, WIndows XP Tablet, Windows XP N, Windows XP K and Windows XP KN

Yes, if you have Windows XP, you can easily use Windows XP Pro

do you mean M.S. Windows? If so its Bill Gates

You can install it and look at the cd but it is very hard to install 98, you have to do this to https://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/dual_booting.mspx?mfr=true

In the Add/Remove Programs icon is a tab called Startup Disk, click the tab

Yes, Microsft Office 2007 is compatible with Windows XP Professional. But you must have Service Pack 2 or higher.

If you have a Mac their is a button on the back of the monitor hold it down until it comes on. On a PC there is usually a button on the right side push it. Make sure all your connections are secure.

You can not convert a FAT 32 drive to NTFS in windows 98 because windows 98 does not support it. You can however mount an existing NTFS drive in windows 98 using a driver from www.winternals.com

Just follow the directions that come with the hardware. Every piece of hardware I have added in the last 20 years had instructions on how to install the hardware. Be sure to read them COMPLETELy before starting to install anything.

This ASSUMES the person has the documentation. If you want a more specific answer, then the question needs to be more specific as to which hardware that one is installing.

When I got a new Windows computer the first icons on the desktop where those of the factory-loaded programs. So I would assume that if there was no factory loaded programs nothing would appear!

Msdos.sys is a text file that contains some parameters and switches you can set to affect the way the OS boots.

Windows 2000 was released to the public on February 17, 2000. The four editions released that year included Windows 200 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and Windows 2000 Datacenter Server.

The original 16-bit version of the FAT file system (FAT16) supported hard disk partitions up to 4GB and files as large as 2GB.

The best way is to use partition manager like Cute Partition Manager (which is a free program) to create 2 separate sections of hard drive then install windows 2003 then reboot and install windows xp. when xp asks where you want it to be placed it will show an empty drive select that partition and install it there. After this is done you will see a screen when you start your computer that will ask you to select the operating system you want to load xp or 2003

Answer: First you boot with win xp CD and create two partition. then install win xp first in C: drive. after compleet instalation xp. then insert win 2003 disk when automatic boot with disk. select new oprating systems. after that follow screen instruction.

You have to get to the BIOS to do that.Here is how to get to the BIOS and get your Computer to boot into the CD:

To enter the BIOS is very simple. As soon as you boot up your system rapidly hit the Del or Delete button on your keyboard, and if that doesn't work reboot your computer and this time hit rapidly the F2 Key (At the top) and if that doesn't work reboot again and rapidly hit the F10 Key.

After you get to the BIOS go to "BOOT" and make sure that the CD Drive is at the top, and to do that go down to the top option then hit enter then select the CD Drive.

Also make sure the boot order is like this:

1.CD Drive2.Floppy Drive3.Hard Disk Drive

Then go to the top and go to the right until you get to "EXIT" then go down until you get to Exit (Save Changes) or Save Changes and Exit.Reboot with the CD in the Drive and it should automaticly boot to the CD.

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The default games were Hearts, Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, Freecell, Minesweeper, and Pinball if you had windows 98 plus!

A clean install that overwrites the existing installation has some advantages; one advantage is that you get a fresh start. If you erase everything (format the hard drive), then you are assured that the registry, as well as all applications, are as clean as possible.

Lots of printers work with Windows 98. Generally speaking, any printer that connects via a parallel port, or that can be printed to over a network will work. USB printers may or may not work, depending on their age. You should check the printer manufacturer's site to see what operating system it is compatible with.

Almost never. FAT16 restricts the possible file name length to only 8 characters, and doesn't support more than 2 GB maximum. FAT32 supports far larger drives and partitions. There is a slight performance overhead, but if the system can't handle the overhead tolerably, it shouldn't be running Windows 98 anyway.

First you will need to obtain you copy of Windows XP. Its ok if its not sp2 just as long as you are using a legal key. Windows XP has Automatic Updates that will download service pack 2 and even 3 for you.

Next you will need to check you bios' boot device order. To do this reboot the computer. When the first screen comes up it will usually say which button to hit to enter setup, normally F1 or Delete depending on your bios.

Once in the bios thumb through the options and look for boot device order. Change the first boot device to the CD ROM drive and the second boot device to the hard drive. Now is a good time to put your Windows XP CD into your CD drive. Hit F10 to save and exit or go back to the main menu and select save and exit. Your computer will reboot after saving your settings.

As your computer boots back up it will have a message saying press any key to boot from CD, do so and let it load the setup files. After the files are loaded you will be presented with a screen that lets you select which drive to install windows onto. The normal selection is the C: drive. Select the drive of your choice and hit enter. It will ask you if you would like to format the drive and if so in what method. (WARNING formatting your drive contents will erase all data saved on the hard drive such as anything under your documents, any programs installed or save on the PC, and anything else on the hard drive, only format if everything is properly backed up on another device.) I prefer to use the NTFS (quick) format option instead of the FAT. After formatting it will begin copying setup files. Afterwords the PC will reboot.

This time when the PC boots up and the press any key to boot from CD diolog pops up don't press anything. The XP setup will begin. During the setup you will be asked for your Windows XP Product Key. As mentioned above if it is a legal copy of Windows that you bought it should come with a key. The install can take up to an hour depending on the speed of the PC. The estimated time always starts at 39 minutes so it is quite inacurate. Just have patience and it will finish.

After installing Windows your PC will reboot. You can now take the Windows XP CD out of the CD drive. Windows XP will now boot up. Congrats. Hope this helps.