Basically, I'm trying to format my hard drive so I can install Windows 98 on it. I do not have a floppy drive, so I need to create a CD I can boot off of to do this.

Need installation media to reinstall Windows? Here's how to create a bootable CD, USB, or DVD with an ISO from scratch!

I mentioned before that you could create an MS-DOS boot disk in Windows XP. Several readers have asked about the procedure, so here it is.

You can make a bootable MS-DOS disk using the utilities built into Windows XP. Alternatively, you can create an image of the Windows XP files to use as a bootable disk.

Table of Contents Introduction First Steps Extract the boot image from a Windows XP CD How to slipstream Windows Service Pack 3 How To slipstream SATA Drivers Using nLite Burn a bootable CD or DVD ...

One of the convenient features in early versions of Windows (yes, Windows) was the ability to easily create an MS-DOS boot disk out of any floppy disk, which could then be used to troubleshoot ...

The hard drive now boots, but only into the windows 98 dos mode.<BR><BR>How can I get the standard windows 98 SE boot sector data back onto the hard drive without reinstalling windows?