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Hay list,
I am trying to install speakup over an old copy of windows 98. I put in the 
boot disk, and booted to it. I did format c: /u, and things went good. now, 
when I take the disk out, I get diskett error, and I hit escape to continu, 
and it asks for a system disk, and won't do a thing until I have a system 
disk. It looks as if windows 98 isn't totally gone. Is there a way to get 
rid of this? I tried to find where in my bios that it was that you would set 
the drie boot order, dac I think it was, and... still no luck there either.
Thanks,

Silly question, and you're probably going to hate me for this, but have you 
read the installation guide?

HTH,

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