Yes, you must do a reboot. I cannot upgrade any computer
from ME to XP or 2000. I've only been able to reformat
and start fresh with a full version, or upgrade by
installing Win98 first.
Yes, you must do a reboot. I cannot upgrade any computer
from ME to XP or 2000. I've only been able to reformat
and start fresh with a full version, or upgrade by
installing Win98 first.
It is *not* necessary to reformat. If you've been unable to
upgrade, clearly you're doing something wrong. Thousands, if not
millions, of people have done this successfully.
--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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Hi!
Please see:-Win 98/Me to XP Known Upgrade Issues
Sometimes during upgrading problems may occur.If such happens then you
opt clean install.
regards.
ssg MS-MVP
pronetworks.org
Please see:-Win 98/Me to XP Known Upgrade Issues http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/xpupgdissues.html
Sometimes during upgrading problems may occur.If such happens then you
opt clean install.
regards.
ssg MS-MVP
pronetworks.org
I would certainly do it as an Upgrade in the first instance (provided
the hardware is adequate - especially in having more than the
recommended 128MB RAM). If it were not to work out you could always
still do a clean install, Read Gary Woodruff's article on upgrading to
XP at http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpupgrad.htm. Then Run the XP CD from
the system and upgrade.
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