Just to double-check I did attempt to make a new EBD from my desktop
(Win98SE) and the Control Panel/Add/Remove/Start Up Disk typical method did
ask for the Windows CD. I think that must have occurred with Win98, because
I also don't remember a CD being previously required with Win95.
Elaine
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From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Clint Hamilton"
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Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2001 7:59 AM
Subject: Fw: PCWorks: Win98SE boot disk
> I can only say for a desktop PC, and I don't ever recall
> needing the cd to create one in this manner. Win2k is on this
> PC I'm on now, so I'm going from memory. Go to the control
> panel and click either 'add new hardware' or 'add/remove
> programs' (I think it's the latter). There is a tab you'll see
> that says something like 'create boot disk'. Or, why doesn't
> she just copy the floppy you sent her? Yes, in most BIOS' you
> can set them up to 'boot from CDROM drive' then you won't need
> a startup floppy boot disk.
> -Clint
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