Making a back-up of Windows 98 SE??
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Making a back-up of Windows 98 SE??
I'd like to do this, can anyone shed any light on if this is possible?
Basically, if I reboot my PC, want to load all of the stuff in one go rather than windows updates and numerous CD's to load/run
Basically, if I reboot my PC, want to load all of the stuff in one go rather than windows updates and numerous CD's to load/run
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I think I know what you mean James - simple answer = no.
You could 'Ghost' your system, but you'd have to wipe the hdd, reinstall W98SE, apply all Windows Updates, install your packages then make the ghost disk from which you could then reinstall in one go in the future.
You could 'Ghost' your system, but you'd have to wipe the hdd, reinstall W98SE, apply all Windows Updates, install your packages then make the ghost disk from which you could then reinstall in one go in the future.
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Bill, that's what I wish to do
How is this possible??
I also want to format my HDD as it currently has all the Packard Bell PC World boot up disc rubbish on it and can;t be too good for HDD space...
How do I find out what modem I have, idiot's guide please....
How is this possible??
I also want to format my HDD as it currently has all the Packard Bell PC World boot up disc rubbish on it and can;t be too good for HDD space...
How do I find out what modem I have, idiot's guide please....
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