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Maybe you should look around on the net and make sure that the motherboard in your laptop can handle that size of a drive.
what size is it?
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Ok, pretty much I can do barely anything with the computer. When I turn it on and have the a drive connected with a Windows 98 startup disk, the screen says
Starting... A:\> A:\> So what do I do from here? Is there anything else I should replace on the computer(without buying a new laptop altogether )? Thanks.
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also , while you are in the bios , see if the hd is being detected. Also you more than likely will have to format the HD, Unless you are using a restore cd from your manufacturer. If you are using a MS win 98 cd, there is no option to format the hd on the cd. Also make sure you have a cd key if it is a cd from Microsft, the key may be on the cd envelope or on the bottom of the notebook.
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