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• Hardware drivers (for Me or Windows 98) for any hardware
not supported by the drivers on the Windows Me CD-ROM
• The Windows Me CD-ROM drive
Follow these steps:
1. Boot the system with the Emergency Startup Disk.
2. Run FDISK and select Large Drive Support if you want to
exceed 2GB per drive letter and if any other OS you might
install can also use FAT-32. Create the partition(s) desired.
The drive must have an active partition (which will be C:
and bootable); it can also have an extended partition that
can contain one or more drives (D: and beyond).
3. Exit FDISK.
4. Reboot the computer with the Emergency Startup Disk.
5. Run FORMAT to format drive(s) created with FDISK:
FORMAT C: formats C: drive
FORMAT D: formats D: drive if present; repeat for
E: & others
6. Restart the system with the EBD; boot files will be installed
on the hard disk during step 7.
7. Install the remainder of the operating system files from the
Windows Me CD-ROM as prompted. Restart the system
when prompted. You must provide proof of a previous OS
purchase (such as old Windows disks or a CD-ROM) when
prompted if you are installing an upgrade version onto a
blank drive.
Installing Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000
Prerequisites:
You will need to create setup disks (three or four—it varies with
each version) by running WINNT32 from the \I386 folder of the
Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 CD-ROM. The computer you
use to create these disks doesn’t need to be running Windows NT
4.0 or Windows 2000.
Follow these steps:
Installing an Operating System on an Empty Drive 301
1. Start the installation process on the target computer by putting
Setup disk 1 into the A: drive and restarting the computer;
follow the prompts for each additional disk.