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| You Don't Have to FAT32 SUMMARY: Information about installing Windows 98 without FAT32 and deciding to use it later.
Despite some of the rumors floating around, you do not have to use the FAT32 mode when running Windows 98. Win98 comes with a converter that lets you convert >512 megabyte drives or drive partitions to FAT32 if you choose to use this feature later down the road. If you do so, be sure to read ALL of the information Microsoft provides about FAT32 when running the converter (available under "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Accessories" -> "System Tools" -> "Drive Converter (Fat 32)." For example, disk compression, defragmenters, and repair utilities may not work under FAT32. Installing FAT32 on your main Windows 98 drive will force you to reinstall Win98.
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