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Configuration Installing Windows 98 You can run the Windows 98 Setup program (Setup.exe) from the: Windows 95 user interface. Windows 3.1x or Windows for Workgroups 3.1x user interface. MS-DOS command prompt. Upgrading Windows 95 Keeping Current Settings With this method, you cannot change the installation directory or choose the Setup options such as Choosing Typical, Portable, Compact, or Custom Setup Options. To start Windows 98 Setup from the Windows 95 user interface   Start Windows 95. Close all programs, including any anti-virus programs. Click Start, and then click Run. Type d:\setup The Windows 98 Setup Wizard starts. Follow the instructions on the screen Upgrading Windows 95 Changing Current Settings If your computer is running Windows 95 but you want to change its current settings, start Setup from MS-DOS. With this method, Setup displays dialog boxes that let you change or choose the following settings:   Installation directory Components you want to install User name and company Computer name, description, and workgroup Computer settings such as keyboard layout and language support For a Clean installation of Windows 98 to a new hard disk drive or a reformatted hard disk you start Setup from MS-DOS with a start up disk.