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So long as all your hardware (especially you processer) are compatable with the motherboard, the plug and play option on windows 98 should only need to change the mother board resources and it will do it automaticly. &nbsp;Just have the mother board drivers on hand. &nbsp;And beware of stuff that is on the built onto the mother board (sound card video ram ...ect)<br />
Good luck and go for it..##<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
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As Always<br />
Mr Happy
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So long as all your hardware (especially you processer) are compatable with the motherboard, the plug and play option on windows 98 should only need to change the mother board resources and it will do it automaticly.  Just have the mother board drivers on hand.  And beware of stuff that is on the built onto the mother board (sound card video ram ...ect)
Good luck and go for it..##

Hope this helps

As Always
Mr Happy

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I have a pentium 3 500 computer with an abit be6 mainboard already up and running with windows 98. I want to install a new motherboard,(Asus p3c2000) and just transfer all the components. My question is,.. do i have to reconfigure all the info on my harddrive as well as the irq and connections or will the new &nbsp;motherboard recognize the information already on my harddrive??? I hope i've made this question clear. Thank you.
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I have a pentium 3 500 computer with an abit be6 mainboard already up and running with windows 98. I want to install a new motherboard,(Asus p3c2000) and just transfer all the components. My question is,.. do i have to reconfigure all the info on my harddrive as well as the irq and connections or will the new  motherboard recognize the information already on my harddrive??? I hope i've made this question clear. Thank you.

changing a motherboard

This topic area includes legacy versions of Windows prior to Windows 2000: Windows 3/3.1, Windows 95 and Windows 98, plus any other Windows-related versions including Windows Mobile.