backing out of XP

[Hank]

The 30 day trial period has expired on my XP and I want to
revert back to the previous 98 version I was running. The
only option I keep getting is to call microsoft to
activate the product. How to I go back short of
reformatting?

Thanks, Hank

[Amethyst]

Mike Kolitz wrote:
> If you upgraded from 98 to XP and chose to save your 98 settings, you can
> uninstall Windows XP by using the Add/Remove Programs wizard located in
> the Control Panel.
>
>
> "Hank" > wrote in message
> ...
>> The 30 day trial period has expired on my XP and I want to
>> revert back to the previous 98 version I was running. The
>> only option I keep getting is to call microsoft to
>> activate the product. How to I go back short of
>> reformatting?
>>
>> Thanks, Hank

If you didn't however, you have no option but to format and start clean.

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If you upgraded from 98 to XP and chose to save your 98 settings, you can
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"Hank" > wrote in message
...
> The 30 day trial period has expired on my XP and I want to
> revert back to the previous 98 version I was running. The
> only option I keep getting is to call microsoft to
> activate the product. How to I go back short of
> reformatting?
>
> Thanks, Hank