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Sparkie25
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I recently purchased a new (blank) hard drive. However, when I was installing Windows 98 (not SE version) from CD-ROM, I noticed that I no longer had the Internet Explorer (IE) support browser. From what I understand, my old hard drive had IE already installed on it when I purchased the computer. I have ABSOLUTELY no web browsing capabilities, so downloading it from a website is NOT an option.
Many tell me it's on the CD-ROM, but so far I am unable to locate the application. My questions are; Where is IE located on my CD-ROM? What steps do I follow to locate it? If it is accessible, how do I add that particular software without re-installing the complete version of Windows 98? What steps do I follow for adding the specific application?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Happy Holidays!
Many tell me it's on the CD-ROM, but so far I am unable to locate the application. My questions are; Where is IE located on my CD-ROM? What steps do I follow to locate it? If it is accessible, how do I add that particular software without re-installing the complete version of Windows 98? What steps do I follow for adding the specific application?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Happy Holidays!