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Guest replied

30 September 2003, 11:43
Double check that the PC supports UDMA100 drives though.
You may need to install new bios or drivers, other than that you shouldn't have too much trouble.
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Guest replied

30 September 2003, 11:08
There is no W98 problem. You just need an available IDE connector, preferably on a separate channel.
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30 September 2003, 10:58
HDD

I have an old PC (bought 1998) and I want to increase storage space. Could I install the following? How easy is it to install an internal HDD with Windows 98?

www.dabs.com/products/pro...klinx=2BDN
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