Re: How to install WIndows 98 using pentium4 computer...
There shouldn't be any problem installing windows 98 on a pentium 4 PC. not unless you've tried and have encountered problems, in that case, you'll need to elaborate more on the problem encountered.
Re: How to install WIndows 98 using pentium4 computer...
Bigger problem than processor compatibility is motherboard and other peripherals you have. For instance, you may have motherboard drivers (which would cover the processor), but no video drivers for W98. If you examine CD's that came with your stuff, you'll see if their manufacturers support outdated windows 98.
Even without apropriate drivers, your system should run on generic drivers, but at the loss of performance. Some software (like 3d games) would not run if required drivers are not installed.
Bigger problem than processor compatibility is motherboard and other peripherals you have. For instance, you may have motherboard drivers (which would cover the processor), but no video drivers for W98. If you examine CD's that came with your stuff, you'll see if their manufacturers support outdated windows 98.
Even without apropriate drivers, your system should run on generic drivers, but at the loss of performance. Some software (like 3d games) would not run if required drivers are not installed.
I'm sure most of the hardware manufacturers do have driver support available for download from their websites, not all of them though...
I have installed win98se in p4 using 512mb of RAM. after installation it is not starting...
i have tried in safe mode it is starting but not in normal mood. it hangs... no display comes after going the initial screen.
Please let me know how to proceed to install win98se properly in p4 computer.
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