Ashok,

This is a VERY loose overview of the process.

1. Boot with a DOS6.2 floppy.
2. Run FDISK to delete the current partition(s) and create new FAT16
    partition(s)
3. Format the disk with DOS 6.2
4. Install Win3.x. (optional)
5. Reboot the PC.
6. Install the Windows 98 UPGRADE version and select the option to
    keep the old system files.
7. Reboot the PC
8. Edit the C:\MSDOS.SYS file and change the boot option to read
    BOOT GUI = 0.
9. Reboot the PC.

Now when you turn on the PC, you should see a menu system with options to
load win98, Win3.x, or DOS.
(although that won't be the exact wording).

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Ashok Bhiman GMX <[log in to unmask]>

> Jim,
> Thanks for your post. After writing to the list, I visited the Grolier
> website and found that they have mentioned clearly that GME1995 which I
have
> will not work under Win95/98 and the advise on the site was to upgrade to
> the newest version!
> I have now decided to install Win31 on my system (as it was win Win95) so
> that I can start with a DOS prompt and run Win31. However the problem now
is
> Win98 does not seem to support Win31, because I get the message that Win31
> will not work with this version of DOS. What I now want to do is to have
an
> option os start-up to boot into Win98 or DOS 6.2. How can this be done?
> TIA
> Ashok Bhiman

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