Windows 98 Unattended Boot Installation Cd Windows 7 By Right
Windows 98 Unattended Boot Installation Cd .Exe After The

Windows 98 Unattended Boot Installation Cd .Exe After The

I swapped the boot disk for the WIN98 retail disk, typed setup.exe after the cd drive letter it took over.

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When I start it up with a 98SE boot disk in the cd drive, I get the BIOS info screen with a small red screen on top of it saying.

I hit Enter to accept the already chosen cd drive, it goes to a blank screen with.

You needed to use what was called the Windows startup floppy.

Windows 98 Unattended Boot Installation Cd Windows 7 By Right

You want the Win98SEbootdisk.iso Burn the iso file to a CD using Windows 7 by right clicking the iso file and select Burn Disk Image or using a burning program like Imgburn.

After booting the disk, remove it and replace with your install disk.

If you get the errors with the red box ignore it and hit any key.

You may have to do a cd command to find your optical drive and start the setup.exe program.

The initial screen is now just the Bios info screen with the F1 (resume) F2 (Setup) options at the bottom like before.

When I boot the laptop with the disk in the cd drive, I hit F1 at the first screen.

Do you still get the same time and date error Are the time and date shown correctly in BIOS If not, you may need to replace the CMOS battery.

Some of the early notebooks had the battery soldered to the motherboard.

At the boot screen asking to press F1 or F2, press F2 to enter BIOS and change the date and time to your current date and time.

Exit BIOS. The computer should now continue to boot the Windows boot disk.

However, the laptop does not proceed any farther into the startup.

Just make sure to opt out of any programs Imgburn offers during install.

I tried to boot the laptop with each of them, several times, without success.

If you have Winrar installed it may be associated with iso files.

After you burned the packed file to a CD you should see multiple files on the CD when you open it in Windows 7.

I would try creating a bootable disk with Imgburn and see if that works for you.