Windows 98 Boot Disk Download

i have a Dell Dimension b110 hard drive and it only has 1 drive so it keeps telling me that there is no disk in the drive so what download should i do.

I'm trying to use my mac to create the boot disks that I need to try and start my win98 laptop PC. But the mac can't read/use the self extract files for windows. Is there any way around this? - would it be able to use the cd extract? My PC at work doesn't have a floppy drive and doesn't have a burner so I can't use it to make the disks..

Thanks for any help.
Chris

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No 98 boot disk support for creating a CDROM boot disk. Nobody uses or has floppies anymore.

Further, your Win ME cdrom boot disks can't sys c:, so what is the point. All you can do is fdisk and format a drive, and can't get any further. You can copy the Win instll files to a drive, but if you can't boot to it, you can't do an install. Further, if you try to do an install under DOS having booted into these boot disks, the ramdrive creates and error during Win98 setup, looking for "drive B:" when there is no drive B physically or setup in bios.

Excellent! Until autoexec.bat completes. Then I get "Invalid COMMAND.COM"
Enter correct name of Command Interpreter (eg, C:\COMMAND.COM
>>[blinking cursor]

I don't have a clue where to go from here. Can you help?

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