Dan_Shues
05-14-2004, 01:42 PM
Boot disks are floppy disks you can use to boot up a system into like DOS....
Windows 98 had an easy "Create a Boot Disk" feature built into it's Add/Remove programs section, I do believe it was. If you're a computer nut like me, it's always good to have a boot disk around...especially when working on other folks' computers. However, what happens if you don't have a Windows '98 machine lying around? Or a Windows ME set up disk? Or a Windows 2000/XP set up floppy disks?
Well, this where this nice lil site comes in handy...
http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm
Bootdisk.com has many of the boot disk utilities available for download. You download the appropriate file...save it to your desktop...and then run it. It will ask you to put a floppy drive in...and voila! You're on your way...
A very handy place to easily get a boot disk created...
~Dan
Windows 98 had an easy "Create a Boot Disk" feature built into it's Add/Remove programs section, I do believe it was. If you're a computer nut like me, it's always good to have a boot disk around...especially when working on other folks' computers. However, what happens if you don't have a Windows '98 machine lying around? Or a Windows ME set up disk? Or a Windows 2000/XP set up floppy disks?
Well, this where this nice lil site comes in handy...
http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm
Bootdisk.com has many of the boot disk utilities available for download. You download the appropriate file...save it to your desktop...and then run it. It will ask you to put a floppy drive in...and voila! You're on your way...
A very handy place to easily get a boot disk created...
~Dan