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Getting rid of this garbage
Does anyone have any information on how to get rid of XP
and go back to Win98? This is my computer and I would like a little more control of how it operates. Thanks |
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Getting rid of this garbage
i had win98 for 5 years....switched to winXP and find
more control in XP then 98....sorry you feel this way...we will not miss you when you go.... you are the weakest link....good bye! -----Original Message----- Does anyone have any information on how to get rid of XP and go back to Win98? This is my computer and I would like a little more control of how it operates. Thanks . |
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Ross,
If you did an upgrade and choose to save your prior OS you can reverse the process by using Add/Remove Programs and selecting "Uninstall Windows XP". . ..or words to that effect. If,however, you did not choose that option or did a clean install, then you need to format the drive and install the old OS that way. -- Sir_George For better access to newsgroups; http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/p...oups/setup.asp "Ross Dennis" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any information on how to get rid of XP and go back to Win98? This is my computer and I would like a little more control of how it operates. Thanks |
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Sir_George wrote:
Ross, If you did an upgrade and choose to save your prior OS you can reverse the process by using Add/Remove Programs and selecting "Uninstall Windows XP". . .or words to that effect. If,however, you did not choose that option or did a clean install, then you need to format the drive and install the old OS that way. However, if the computer is new and XP was the preinstalled OS you will be in violation of the terms of the warranty and will, therefore, forfeit your right to any support (most likely hardware as well as software). As 98 is no longer supported by Microsoft, hardware manufacturers are likely to be following suit and ceasing to offer 98 drivers for their devices. May I strongly suggest you learn to use XP? You will find that it's far more intuitive and easy to use than 98 ever was, not to mention more stable. -- Perdita X. Dream Please help us to help you http://groups.google.com http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html Please note that the reply address is fake. Keep all posts to the groups as private requests for assistance (i.e. email/IM) cannot be acknowledged. Thank you. |
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If by 'control' you mean returning to a plainly inferior OS, you can save
your data files, format your HD from floppy, and reinstall 98. Have fun going back to frequent crashes, memory leaks and inadequate multimedia. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIGHT BACK AGAINST SPAM! Download Spam Inspector, the Award Winning Anti-Spam Filter http://mail.giantcompany.com "Ross Dennis" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any information on how to get rid of XP and go back to Win98? This is my computer and I would like a little more control of how it operates. Thanks |
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If somebody changed the look of XP to "classic" on your machine without
telling you they had done so, and handed it back to you, I doubt that you would be able to detect any difference between XP and 98 other that the lack of crashes and the fact that 'system resources' is no longer a problem.. -- History is only the past if we choose to do nothing about it.. "Ross Dennis" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any information on how to get rid of XP and go back to Win98? This is my computer and I would like a little more control of how it operates. Thanks |
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