Install a newer version of Windows

[Cynthia Abner]

I currently have Windows 95 and wish to install Windows 98. I am trying to install a new printer that
is compatible with only Windows 98 and so forth. If so, how can it be done without having to purchase
software upgrade?

 

[Donald McDaniel]

I currently have Windows 95 and wish to install Windows 98. I am trying to install a new printer that
is compatible with only Windows 98 and so forth. If so, how can it be done without having to purchase
software upgrade?

There are only two ways to upgrade Windows 95 to Windows 98 for "free":
1) You can do what only losers do, and STEAL a copy through a warez site
or P2P program such as Kaazaa.
2) You can do what only losers do, and STEAL a copy by "borrowing" a
friend's and copying it.

Either way, you will be a loser...
Personally, I advise you to do what the rest of us did: purchase a copy
with our hard-earned money and sweat.

 

[OldGit]

I currently have Windows 95 and wish to install Windows 98. I am trying to install a new printer that
is compatible with only Windows 98 and so forth. If so, how can it be

done without having to purchase

software upgrade?

Windows 98se (and make sure it is se, not just 98) upgrade isn't expensive;
there is no legal or moral way of doing it for free!

 

[Martin]

I currently have Windows 95 and wish to install Windows 98. I am trying to install a new printer that
is compatible with only Windows 98 and so forth. If so, how can it be

done without having to purchase

software upgrade?

You want both software and support for free!

 

[Mike Williams [MVP]]

I currently have Windows 95 and wish to install Windows 98. I am
trying to install a new printer that is compatible with only Windows
98 and so forth. If so, how can it be done without having to
purchase software upgrade?

You'll get more advice by posting to an appropriate forum like one for
Windows.

Mike Williams - Office MVP http://www.mvps.org/faq/

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