Win 98 to Win 98 SE makes sense, but I stand corrected on the issue of not being able to use upgrade CD's to do full installs after Win 98.  My friend who could not use the Win ME upgrade CD for a full install told me he was trying to use the Win 98 upgrade CD as the qualifying OS, not a full Win 98 install CD. In other words, you cannot go from upgrade CD to full install off the next version's upgrade CD, you'd have to get your hands on a full install CD of the previous version. Thanks for setting the record straight.

>I thought someone had answered your question.  I bought the WinXP Pro
>upgrade cd and did a clean install on a brand new hard drive in a completely
>new computer that I built. I  inserted my Win2000 cd when the installation
>program asked for proof of an eligible product.  You can use Win98, Win98SE,
>WinME, WinNT or Win2k as the eligible product.  Win95 won't qualify.
>I believe that the only Windows version that you could not do this with was
>the Win98SE upgrade cd which required you to install Win98 first.
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