How To Create a Windows 98 Boot Disk After You Upgrade to Windows 2000

How To Create a Windows 98 Boot Disk After You Upgrade to Windows 2000

Creating a Windows 98 Boot Disk
1. Restart the computer. On the Startup menu, click MS-DOS.
2. Run the Bootdisk.bat file (located in the Windows\Command folder).
3. Restart your computer in Windows 2000.
4. Insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
5. Insert the Startup disk that you are creating from Step 2.
6. Open the Windows 98 folder on the CD-ROM.
7. Double-click the Base5.cab cabinet file, and then copy the following files to the disk in the floppy disk drive:

• Aspi2dos.sys
• Aspi4dos.sys
• Aspi8dos.sys
• Aspi8u2.sys
• Aspicd.sys
• Btcdrom.sys
• Btdosm.sys
• Command.com
• Extract.exe
• Fdisk.exe
• Findramd.exe
• Flashpt.sys
• Himem.sys
• Oakcdrom.sys
• Ramdrive.sys

For information about how to copy files, click Start, click Help, click the Index tab, type: copying files, click Overview, and then click Display.

NOTE: If you know which CD-ROM driver works with your CD-ROM drive, you do not need to copy the other CD-ROM drivers. Also, edit the Config.sys file accordingly.

8. In the Windows 98 folder, double-click the Precopy1.cab cabinet file, and then copy the Drvspace.bin file to the floppy disk drive