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Credits 313 Posts 51 Joined 2004-01-22 00:00 22-year member UID 15918 Gender Male From 辽宁省
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Let me give you a better answer: your computer actually can install XP, but it will be very slow. And restoring it afterward would also be a real hassle~ I'll tell you a good method: just install an XP-style desktop patch on your existing Windows 98 system. Then you can enjoy the XP interface, while your computer is still running 98. Isn't that nice?
Credits 1,708 Posts 509 Joined 2004-02-25 00:00 22-year member UID 18460 Gender Male From 安徽淮南
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Actually you'd still be better off installing 98. You wouldn't even need to install DOS separately, because 98 has pure DOS. What's the use of XP??? I don't think it's as practical as 98.
Credits 120 Posts 9 Joined 2004-04-14 00:00 22-year member UID 22526 Gender Male
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PCs with less than 128MB of RAM really shouldn't install XP, otherwise the machine will keep using the hard disk for read/write buffering, which is very hard on the hard drive. Without any bias, honestly speaking, XP really is a good thing.
Credits 102 Posts 1 Joined 2004-05-14 00:00 22-year member UID 24299 Gender Male
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Question: how do you install 98 under DOS? In other words,
what is the process of installing 98 by executing DOS commands????????????
I just started using computers and don't understand anything!!!!!
Please, everyone, write in more detail!!!!
Many thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!!1