Hi
If it is a full version of win 98se all you should have to do is put the cd in,boot the computer,when it ask if you want to boot from cd say yes.
Then follow the prompts.
Regards
Maxie
I just reformatted my computer. All was fine until it was time to load Windows 98 back onto my computer. I was following an online guide as I was doing this, seeing as I had never done this before. I had inserted my recovery CD-ROM (which contains everything for Windows 98 on it) and windows starter diskette earlier. So whenever I restarted the computer after it formatted, I went into DOS and selected the option to load the computer by the CD-ROM. So, it started adding and going through the files like it should. However, once it was done I read on the tutorial that it said to remove the diskette whenever it was loading files from the CD-ROM, but now it was too late and that probably is what messed it up. Now, whenever I try to start my computer, it just says "C:/". If I insert the floppy again, it just says "A:/". Sometimes it will ask me if I want to load the computer through the CD-ROM or without it. Either way, I cannot get to Windows. Is there something that I should enter after C:/ or A:/ to be able to access Windows? Or should I take out both the CD-ROM and the diskette, or just leave one of the two in?

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