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ecchi · 2005-11-13, 07:36 AM

I got a secondhand computer about a year ago with XP installed. It had a few problems, plus I found I did not like XP. The easiest way I found to fix XP is:

1. Format your drive.

2. Get out your old Windows 98 disk.

3. Install Windows 98.

(Of course a better solution for point 3 is to install a proper OS such as Linux (such a shame there is no PC equivalent to Workbench/Kickstart) but unfortunately I need to keep a couple of machines that can use Windows software.)

2005-11-13, 07:36 AM	#6
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	I got a secondhand computer about a year ago with XP installed. It had a few problems, plus I found I did not like XP. The easiest way I found to fix XP is: 1. Format your drive. 2. Get out your old Windows 98 disk. 3. Install Windows 98. (Of course a better solution for point 3 is to install a proper OS such as Linux (such a shame there is no PC equivalent to Workbench/Kickstart) but unfortunately I need to keep a couple of machines that can use Windows software.)