Ladies and Gentlemen:
Can I use XP Upgrade for a "clean" install? (I have a legit Win98SE CD). The
XP Upgrade is a Retail item, NEW in the box. The drive I want to install it
to (320GB) is already formatted with NTFS. Will it just ask for the "old" OS
disk (Win98) to verify like earlier versions of Windows OS upgrade did?
Thanks for your reply, Bob.

Yes you can.....

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"Bobster" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Ladies and Gentlemen:
> Can I use XP Upgrade for a "clean" install? (I have a legit Win98SE CD).
> The
> XP Upgrade is a Retail item, NEW in the box. The drive I want to install
> it
> to (320GB) is already formatted with NTFS. Will it just ask for the "old"
> OS
> disk (Win98) to verify like earlier versions of Windows OS upgrade did?
> Thanks for your reply, Bob.

Bobster wrote:
> Ladies and Gentlemen:
> Can I use XP Upgrade for a "clean" install? (I have a legit Win98SE
> CD). The XP Upgrade is a Retail item, NEW in the box. The drive I
> want to install it to (320GB) is already formatted with NTFS. Will
> it just ask for the "old" OS disk (Win98) to verify like earlier
> versions of Windows OS upgrade did? Thanks for your reply, Bob.

Answer to subject line query: Yes.
Answer to last question: Yes.

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Bob, If I remember correctly as long as you have a legit WinX CD you can
do a clean install of WinXP.
"Bobster" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:994C54A8-584D-43D9-BD1A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ladies and Gentlemen:
> Can I use XP Upgrade for a "clean" install? (I have a legit Win98SE CD).
> The
> XP Upgrade is a Retail item, NEW in the box. The drive I want to install
> it
> to (320GB) is already formatted with NTFS. Will it just ask for the "old"
> OS
> disk (Win98) to verify like earlier versions of Windows OS upgrade did?
> Thanks for your reply, Bob.