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I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred over but the new disk won’t boot up in similar hardware. Would it be possible to format a new hard drive to make it bootable and copy the files and windows folder to the new drive?
I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred .I am trying to be proactive and make a clone of a production computer that is . I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are . -I have tried to change the SSD to a dynamic disk, and tried using it as a basic .
For some reason Windows 95/98 (SE) doesn't install it's backup program with a .
You would have to boot up the original hardware uninstall every driver possible . What I would do: 1) make a dos/Windows 98 boot disk with a copy of grub.exe .
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I am trying to be proactive and make a clone of a production computer that is . A common cause is a corrupted MBR (Master Boot Record) which can be . I tried using Clonezilla disk-to-disk and partition-to-partition ways, but I end up . When I go into the UEFI firmware and select the boot order to boot from, Windows' boot manager [NVME 2TB] attempts to boot, then does an automatic repair. I'm wondering how I can get past this.
I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred over but the new disk won’t boot up in similar hardware. Would it be possible to format a new hard drive to make it bootable and copy the files and windows folder to the new drive? I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred over but the new disk won’t boot up in similar hardware. Would it be possible to format a new hard drive to make it bootable and copy the f…
-I have tried to change the SSD to a dynamic disk, and tried using it as a basic disk-Currently it half-way boots to the SSD, in that it uses the cloned Windows Boot Manager partition on my. For some reason Windows 95/98 (SE) doesn't install it's backup program with a normal install. In order to do so, you need to go to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Add/Remove.
You would have to boot up the original hardware uninstall every driver possible and create a clone/virtual disk of that in the hopes that it will pick up and install the virtual hardware. What I would do: 1) make a dos/Windows 98 boot disk with a copy of grub.exe (the grub4dos DOS executable) or make a grub4dos boot floppy (or USB stick/CD/whatever) 2) run grub4dos. 3) attempt to boot the Windows 98 system on .
I am trying to be proactive and make a clone of a production computer that is running Windows 98. We can’t upgrade as the software that transfers to the PLC will not run on Windows XP+. We’re stuck with Win98. A common cause is a corrupted MBR (Master Boot Record) which can be repaired by booting from a Windows 98 startup floppy disk and at the A: prompt typing: fdisk /mbr , then press Enter (there must be a space between the word 'fdisk' & the forward slash) I tried using Clonezilla disk-to-disk and partition-to-partition ways, but I end up with non-bootable system (Reboot or Select proper Boot device). If I try to run it through bootdisk (C:\Windows\win) I get VFAT Device Initialization Failed.
When I go into the UEFI firmware and select the boot order to boot from, Windows' boot manager [NVME 2TB] attempts to boot, then does an automatic repair. I'm wondering how I can get past this. I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred over but the new disk won’t boot up in similar hardware. Would it be possible to format a new hard drive to make it bootable and copy the files and windows folder to the new drive? I used HDClone and cloned a working Win 98 hard disk. The files are transferred over but the new disk won’t boot up in similar hardware. Would it be possible to format a new hard drive to make it bootable and copy the f… -I have tried to change the SSD to a dynamic disk, and tried using it as a basic disk-Currently it half-way boots to the SSD, in that it uses the cloned Windows Boot Manager partition on my.
For some reason Windows 95/98 (SE) doesn't install it's backup program with a normal install. In order to do so, you need to go to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Add/Remove. You would have to boot up the original hardware uninstall every driver possible and create a clone/virtual disk of that in the hopes that it will pick up and install the virtual hardware. What I would do: 1) make a dos/Windows 98 boot disk with a copy of grub.exe (the grub4dos DOS executable) or make a grub4dos boot floppy (or USB stick/CD/whatever) 2) run grub4dos. 3) attempt to boot the Windows 98 system on .
I am trying to be proactive and make a clone of a production computer that is running Windows 98. We can’t upgrade as the software that transfers to the PLC will not run on Windows XP+. We’re stuck with Win98. A common cause is a corrupted MBR (Master Boot Record) which can be repaired by booting from a Windows 98 startup floppy disk and at the A: prompt typing: fdisk /mbr , then press Enter (there must be a space between the word 'fdisk' & the forward slash) I tried using Clonezilla disk-to-disk and partition-to-partition ways, but I end up with non-bootable system (Reboot or Select proper Boot device). If I try to run it through bootdisk (C:\Windows\win) I get VFAT Device Initialization Failed.
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