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I don't recommend that. I tried it a few months ago and was not impressed. It is basically experimental software for people who like to tinker. It's not usable as a normal desktop OS. But if you want to create some sort of very minimal bootable CD then you might give a try. Phil

Hi, This has already been done, more or less. Here you go: How to get MS-DOS 7.0 from Windows 95 or Windows 98 If you want to minimize disk space requirements, you could try deleting the Windows folder (or just not copying it). Or you could use 98Lite to install a minimal installation of Windows 98 SE (98micro). That way you'd also be able to run Windows 98 SE if you ever need to. BTW, 98lite is able to produce a stripped-down Win98SE that takes up less than 50 MB. That's less disk space than many software packages require! Phil