Re: Deleting Win98 but not XP

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#remov1

The boot time will decrease, but the performance of XP will not be helped by
removing Win 98.
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Ron Sommer

"elgordo" <elgordo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7C845187-1FDA-4CF8-9EFC-933D494EC76C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi
My son has got a PC froma friend and it can boot up both XP homeand
Windows
98. I want to uninstall the 98 but leave the XP. Thi=s is to make a bit
more
space and perhaps speed things up a bit. How do I go about it if he doesnt
have the 98 disc for the PC?
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elgordo


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