Where do I get a boot disk?

My computer requires the boot disk but it appears to have gone missing, is there anything I can do about it.

This question was answered on January 10, 2003. Much of the information contained herein may have changed since posting.

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Make one on another PC:

On Windows 98, click Start, Settings and click Control Panel

Click Add/Remove Programs, then the Startup Disk tab

Click the Create Disk button

When finished, click OK to exit the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box

There happens to be a Website, which purports to letting you download a boot disk I have to wonder if it uses Microsoft files Being they are copyrighted, you may wind up with a loosely compatible version of DOS I haven't tried this, myself, but would be willing to, with little hesitation.

Appropriately, the URL is bootdisk.com

I'm not sure exactly what is prompting you to require a boot disk Perhaps a look at the following article will help resolve any problems you may be experiencing Copy the entire URL into your web browser to navigate to this practical article from Microsoft.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows98/usingwindows/maintaining/articles/004apr/startup.asp

RG

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Posted by Robert of Mesa Community College on January 10, 2003

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