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How to Clean & Install a Windows 98 SE Upgrade

    • 1). Insert the Windows 98 Upgrade Disk into the CD-ROM drive.

    • 2). Insert the Windows 98 Startup SE Disk into the floppy disk drive.

    • 3). Restart the computer and wait while the Microsoft Windows 98 SE Startup menu is loaded from the floppy disk.

    • 4). Select the "Start computer without CD-ROM support" and press the "Enter" key.

    • 5). Type "format c:" at the command prompt. A "Warning, All Data on Non-Removable Disk Drive C: Will Be Lost!" will appear. Press the "Y" key to proceed with the format. Press the "Enter" key to begin formatting the hard drive.

    • 6). Restart the computer when the format has completed.

    • 7). Select "Start computer with CD-ROM support" from the Windows 98 Startup menu and press the "Enter" key.

    • 8). Type "E:\Setup" at the command prompt and press the "Enter" key. Read the message that is displayed on the screen and press the "Enter"key to begin the Windows 98 SE installation.

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