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Upgrade vs Clean Install
Can anyone advise what "required files" are necessary to allow Windows ME to proceed with a clean install when upgrading from WIN 98 SE (Special/Promotional Upgrade for WIN98/98SE)? The version check performed by the Windows Me promotional upgrade won't recognize my "Emergency Recovery CD" provided by the OEM as a

xp home upgrade clean install
Efter formatering og installation af et nyt system, slutter man den eksterne FireWire-harddisk eller den anden Mac som ekstern FireWire-disk til computeren og overfører data vha. Overførselsassistent. Insallationsprogrammet til OS X spørger selv, om man ønsker det. Kan man bruge en USB disk? Mvh Morten Fjendbo.

Small Business Server 2003 upgrade problem
A clean install with Ultimate, in which case nothing of XP will be left. b. An upgrade of XP to Ultimate, in which case your data and possibly programs will be left. c. A dual-boot with XP, in which case you will have a choice of which operating system to boot into. 2. Maybe. You need to check on the various

Win98SE Upgrade Clean Install
I have installed the Win 98 CD upgrade version after doing a clean format. On installation it did ask for Win 95 CD or installation disk and after quicky acknowledging same, went on to install from my Win 98 upgrade CD. I have had no problem after the upgrade but I do notice that my autoexec.bat and config.sys

Upgrading to Windows XP from Windows Me
Donny Broome do...@broomeman.com http://www.broomeman.com/support.html Droors <sco...@home.com> wrote in message news:<ftjd3u4c1dj9s7bp3f3h2u9t9b07nbp0na@4ax. com>... Is there a way to install XP home verion upgrade as a clean install. When i put the xp disk in it saids that no windows installed.

Win98 Second Edition Upgrade Clean Install
Mike Breaton mbrea...@i-2000.com comp os ms-windows win95 misc aschu...@wwa.com (Alex Schubow) wrote: Is it possible to do a clean install from the 89.95 upgrade CD? That is, boot from a floppy, format the HD and install. I recall my upgrade to WFW 3.11 would NOT install unless Windows 3.1 was on the hard disk.

Existing programs
If you remove it, and for some reason your backup fails, you will have no way of installing XP again or the subsequent Vista upgrade. You would be well advised to leave it be. It is doing no harm.. -- Mike Hall - MVP How to construct a good post.. http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to use the Microsoft Product

Workaround needed for Windows 2000 Pro upgrade Setup clean install ...
This will show you how to do a clean install with a Upgrade version of Vista. I would just delete both partitions and create one big one again during installation. http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/68767-clean-install-upgrade-vista.html Hope this helps, Shawn -- Brink *There are no dumb questions, just the people

XP Home Upgrade Clean Install
I need to perform a clean install from a WinXP Home Upgrade w/SP2 disc on my desktop computer (on a virtual machine). I'm good to go, right? Please say yes. Not if you've any integrity, no. The OEM Win98 license is _permanently_ bound to the first computer on which it's installed, and is not legitimately

Clean install
Hi: I'm trying to make up my mind whether to do a clean install of XP or upgrade my Win2K box. I have quite a few applications that I'm loathe to re-install, and a lot of data that I'd just as soon not move to another drive. I have an AMD Athlon T-bird 1.7 with 1G of RAM on an Asus A7M266 Motherboard.

assigning free hard drive space
MIRSE mi...@aol.com alt sys pc-clone compaq Subject: A Clean install of WinXP using the Upgrade WinXP From: mi...@aol.com (MIRSE) Date: 2/11/02 8:28 AM Eastern Standard Time Message-id: <20020211082830.07507.00000...@mb-ci.aol.com> I heard or read somewhere that a person can use the upgrade version of WinXP to do a

10.5 upgrade eller clean install?
Henrik Münster hen...@muenster.dk dk edb mac Per Jensen <p...@fjernmigzapro.dk> wrote: Morten Fjendbo skrev: Kan man bruge en USB disk? JA ! Jeg smed en ny harddisk i min Macbook Pro, og smed en helt frisk Leo på den, den gamle harddisk havde jeg sat til et S-ATA til USB2 kabel og havde plugget i maskinen.

ALL UPDATES WILL NOT INSTALL
I have my HD's in removable racks so the other day I decided to do a clean install on another drive to check it out. The install went fine, I got several of my programs installed and did many reboots with no problems. I shut it down for while and put my main drive back in. The next day I went to install more

Cannot upgrade 2003 to 2008
Per Jensen p...@fjernmigzapro.dk dk edb mac Morten Fjendbo skrev: klip-- Kan man bruge en USB disk? Mvh Morten Fjendbo JA ! Jeg smed en ny harddisk i min Macbook Pro, og smed en helt frisk Leo på den, den gamle harddisk havde jeg sat til et S-ATA til USB2 kabel og havde plugget i maskinen.

!0.5 upgrade eller clean install?
Jeff A. ja...@prodigy.net alt windows98 Does anyone here know how I might accomplish the following: I have Win95 full liscence, Win98 upgrade, and Win98 Second Edition updates. Is there any way I can do a clean install with just the second edition update disk? I had some software problems that I decided to fix by

upgrade or clean install of 2000 ?
"nanmc" <na...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:075950FD-8B78-456D-BD56-71439A4A49C2@microsoft.com... I have an legal OEM Win98SE CD (that's installed on my laptop). I need to perform a clean install from a WinXP Home Upgrade w/SP2 disc on my desktop computer (on a virtual machine). I'm good to go,

Leopard Clean Install
On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:00:34 -0800, Heath wrote: I have used the upgrade kit for vista home premium. I am wondering if I should do a clean install of vista (wipe drive clean) cause i did not know it would leave the old OS on the drive. And will the performance increase because of more available space?

partition hard drive
Is there any software I won't get if I do a Clean Install from the Upgrade Version as opposed to spending more and buying the Full Edition? No- the only difference between upgrade CD and full version is the setup routine. I am currently running Win 98? Presumably, when you start to install the Upgrade version,

Win98SE to WinXP Upgrade clean install
The system hard drive was wiped clean, so I have to do a clean reinstall of the OS from the CD-ROM drive. I want to install Windows 2000 Professional. 3. So I bought a Windows 2000 Professional upgrade CD-ROM from a friend, legally (honest). When I try and do a clean install, about 2 screens into the install,

Win XP Upgrade Clean install?
I would prefer a clean install over installing it on top of Win 98. Why? Although with older versions of Windows, that often brought better results, it's much less true with XP. My advice is to at least try doing an upgrade. If problems develop (which is unlikely), you can always revert to a clean installation.