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Please enter the DOS environment first. For creating a boot partition, you can use tools like FDISK. But note that operating FDISK needs to be very careful. For completely deleting WIN98, you can format the partition where WIN98 is installed. However, please be cautious as improper operations may cause data loss. The machine of her sister has...
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The question is not clear. What do you want to do? Create the boot sector, FORMAT and then SYS, and it can be booted.

Re - partition. That is, use a DOS boot disk (or a WIN98 boot disk) to boot the system. First, use FDISK to delete logical partitions, extended partitions, and primary partitions, then create a primary partition, extended partition, and logical partition, and activate the primary partition. Reboot the system, and with the system format (FORMAT /S or use the method of the friend upstairs), you can create a DOS boot partition. The original system no longer exists (including all data on the hard disk). It is best to back up important data before operation.

The so-called boot partition is a partition that can be activated and can boot an operating system. This requires that this partition must be a primary partition (Primary Partition). Therefore, the steps to create a bootable DOS partition are as follows:

1. Create a primary partition (I recommend using Partition Magic). If the original partitions where 98 and XP are located are not wanted, then this step is not needed because the partition where 98 is located must be a primary partition.

2. Activate the primary partition (any partition software has the function of activating the partition, the English is set active). If using the original partition of 98, then this partition is already activated.

3. Use a bootable DOS floppy disk to boot the system into the DOS prompt (I recommend that you download the ms-dos 7.10 super boot disk made by the Wengier version).

4. Enter the commands in sequence at the prompt:
fdisk /mbr
format c: /s
After completion, this partition has become a DOS boot partition.

5. Remove the boot floppy disk from the floppy drive, restart the system, and now you should be able to boot the system from this DOS boot partition into DOS. In this way, the original 98 is completely deleted (if unfortunately, XP should also be included, at least the boot sector of XP can be eliminated).