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Installing win98 SE on virgin drive.
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lugnet.off-topic.geek
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Thu, 2 May 2002 23:18:35 GMT
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Hi all,
At a recent computer show, I bought a new full-version cd of Windows 98
Second Edition for $100 + tax (8.25%). Did I get a good deal? Also, I had
bought an ECS motherboard and CPU combo from Fry's last Christmas It's a
K7S5A sporting an AMD Duron 1.0 GHz proc. I have yet to install the 128 MB
DIMM I also got recently. I believe I've outgrown my 4.3G hd and 96 MB ram.
I was wondering what problems I might have installing Win98SE onto a new
10-20 GB hdd. Also, how do I go about installing software I own that has
updated itself numerous times over the internet since initial installation?
I don't have broadband access, so redownloading numerous MB's for each
proggie is not appealing... Any thoughts?
TIA for your help...
--Electro--
BTW, my ISCET certification expires this month, and I can't afford classes
to take another exam. Should I let it lapse? As a cashier, I'm really not
using it much...
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| (...) The install, assuming all the hardware plays nice together, should be fairly painless-- Win98 understands hard disks up to at least 100 gig with no problem as long as the hardware underneath does. On the other hand, migrating software to the (...) (23 years ago, 3-May-02, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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