Thanks for the help. I went to the Doug Knox website and
downloaded the instructions. I tried the technique but
failed to even install Win98. With the Win98 CD in the
drive, setup went thru the scandisk phase and at the
start of setup, got an error message: "Setup Detection
Message. Message SU0013. Setup cannot create files in
your startup drive and cannot set up Windows 98. If you
have HPFS or NTFS you must create a boot partition...
etc." I have two hard drives with two partitions on each.
60Gig drive has two 30 Gig partitions and is primary
master. 80 Gig drive is primary slave and has 20 Gig and
60 Gig partitions. I'm trying to install Win98 on the 20
Gig slave partition. WinXP is installed on the first
partition of the Primary Master drive. All are FAT32
partitions. The 20 Gig partition is the active (bootable)
one on that drive. Don't know what to do. What is HPFS?
SDS
>-----Original Message-----
>How do I install Windows 98/Me after I've installed XP?
>http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_repair_9x.htm
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>Carey Frisch
>Microsoft MVP
>Windows XP - Shell/User
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>"S. Snyder" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message:
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>| I've recently installed Windows XP Pro and found some
of
>| my applications don't work or work erratically, even
in
>| Compatibility Mode. To compensate I want to install
>| Windows 98 on an unused partition in Dual-boot mode,
but
>| MS support pages recommend installing 98 first and
then
>| XP. That would disrupt my present setup. What will
happen
>| if I leave XP as is, and just install 98 onto the open
>| partition?
>| Need help.
>| Thanks.
>| SDS
>.
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