looking for any info on unistalling winNT to go with win98.

thnx for help in advance,

danny

Depends on how you have it installed.

If its all in one partition (Primary) and is ntfs, then just run Fdisk off a '9x/DOS boot disk and delete the 'non-DOS' partition; then run the command:

sys c:

and press Enter. This replaces the NT mbr with the DOS/'9x variety.

As you're intending '98 use a 98 boot-disk?

Then still using Fdisk, reconfigure drive for '98?

Another way, presuming you have the NT CD; run setup (via CD boot/3 floppies - whichever) and use the create/delete partitions option to delete all partitions - regardless of what/where they are. Then boot with the '98 boot-disk, run the " sys c: " command (as outlined above); then reconfigure drive for '98.

If you have ntfs in an Extended partition space you cannot delete it using Fdisk; Fdisk will only remove/delete ntfs from Primary area. The second route (setup\create/delete etc) allows you to delete ntfs (and any other partition too) wherever it is.

Fdisk tutorial:

http://www.compguystechweb.com/index.html

ntfs = non-DOS partition (in Fdisk options).

Back-up/save any data etc. first.

If you need more input, post back with HD details (partitions/formats).