See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q87239
Ben
> I recently formatted my c: drive and now when I try to install my Win98 it
> starts out all right, scans disk etc... then it says copying files for 98
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> and am unable to go any further. When I restart my pc the whole process
> starts again and I end up at the same message. Any help?????? TIA
To add to Ben Myers.
Most often this problem appears because of the implicit error in the
partition table.
Usually Fdisk does not correct this error, so I would recommend Bootit
Next Generation (30-days fully functional shareware, Bootit NG),
www.bootitng.com to repartition the drive. The installation file will
create the bootable diskette. Boot from this diskette, cancel
continuation, select Partition Work (at the left of the screen), delete
the existent partition, and create it by new (select FAT32 primary
partition) with formatting. You can skip surface test after formatting,
what will save a plenty of time.
That helped me not once in such situation.
--
Mikhail Zhilin
http://www.aha.ru/~mwz
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> I recently formatted my c: drive and now when I try to install my Win98 it
>starts out all right, scans disk etc... then it says copying files for 98
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>and am unable to go any further. When I restart my pc the whole process
>starts again and I end up at the same message. Any help?????? TIA
mandolinwind61 - 29 Apr 2005 23:57 GMT
Thanks. I will try that.
> To add to Ben Myers.
>
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> >and am unable to go any further. When I restart my pc the whole process
> >starts again and I end up at the same message. Any help?????? TIA