First of all this may or may not work. If the Windows 98 CD is bootable, stick in the drive and boot it from the CD. When it prompts you on how you want to boot click on boot with CD support. When it gets done loading all of the stuff that it does change the directory to A. When you do this type in <debug> (without the <>). It will then look something like this:
-(Now type in the following)f 200 l1000 0 <enter> (without the <>)
-a cs:100 <enter>
-mov ax, 301 <enter>
-mov bx, 200 <enter>
-mov cx, 1 <enter>
-mov dx, 80 <enter>
-int 13 <enter>
-int 20 <enter>
-<enter>
-g <enter>
-q <enter>
After all that is done the harddrive is completly blank. You will now have to go through and make a partition on the drive, format, and copy all of the necessary files over. I think that you will also need a Windows 98 floppy, or at least that is how I do it. You may want to search on the web for a support page on how to do it because it is quite a process.
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