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Asked by photoman11 in Windows 98 Operating System, Windows XP Operating System
I have an old Compaq Prosignia150 laptop that I have not been using for years. It's operating system is Windows 98. I wanted to upgrade to Windows XP to take advantage of the few programs I have that run only on XP and not Vista (have new PC for that) so I went to this page and followed the directions:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316941I chose method too, since I had an XP disk. Much to my surprise after loading it , it not only recognized the disk but whet through the process of upgrading to XP, I thought. All the messages indicated everything went successfully and I decided before I do my ceremonial dance of joy, I better check to make sure that it actually happened. The doubts started when I noticed that the familiar "Microsoft Windows 98" logo was still on the desktop.
I rebooted, thinking this might be required, but it essentially did nothing. I right clicked on my computer, went to properties and sure enough the operating system is displaying as Windows 98. Do you have any idea on how I can successfully upgrade this machine to Windows XP?
Thank you very much for your help and opinion.
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