Vista Basic & Windows98 on a series of Satellite

I created a * new Volume * (d) * 8,22 GB NTFS healthy logic drive D * > I did it by reducing C: where my operating system base of Vista is on.

How can I install Windows 98 on my laptop so that I have two operating systems?

I tried to do it after I created the * (d) * 8,22 GB NTFS healthy logic drive D above as follows:

1 > put the Windows 98 CD into the computer and turned on my computer to Boot, then selected where the CD is on the screen

2 > I chose to start Windows 98 without CD ROM support

3 > then I see a message poster C all data will be erased do you want to continue? so I decided to * demolition * installation of Windows 98 in fear that my Vista operating system would be erased!

I don't know what to do as I thought that the purpose of * C shrink in disk management * was designed for a different operating system to install?

The only reason why I want to do that if I can use my HP4200c scanner and FAX software.

Post edited by: [email protected]_UK
A package-BACK partiton is using your entire hard drive.
To install Windows, you must remove your files not MS-DOS and reconfigure your drive hard so that WIndows can use.

Setup can remove files and reconfigure your hard disk for you.
If you choose this option all files on this disk will be deleted.

Hello

AFAIK, you must convert the D partition to the FAT32 file system.

But I do not know if you will be able to convert it in Vista.
However, I use the bootable Win98 floppy drive. This allows to format the HARD disk and create partitions.

I think you should google for a bootable Win98 FDD... many sites Web provides this FDD by download.

Then you could try to start from the Win98SE CD to install the operating system.

Good luck

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