If you install Windows 98 form a DOS prompt, Setup allows several command line switches. When installing from the CD-Rom, include the switch(s) after typing in D:\Setup. Be sure to include a space in between every switch you use. Example: D:\Setup /C /IE
/C Instructs Setup not to load the SmartDrive disk cache
/IL Loads the Logitech Mouse Driver instead of the Microsoft
Mouse Driver Use this option if you have a Logitech Series
C mouse.
[batch] Specifies the name and location of the file that contains
Setup options
/T:TMP Specifies the directory where Setup will copy its temporary
files
/IM Skips the memory check
/ID Skips the disk-space check
/IS Skips the ScanDisk check
/IQ Skips the check for crossed-linked files
/IN Runs Setup without the Network setup module
/IE Bypass the Startup Disk Wizard. The "C:\Windows\Command EBD"
file and the Emergency Boot Disk are not created
/IH Skips the Registry check
/IV Skips billboards display during upgrade Setup from within
Windows
/IP Bypass detection of undocumented Plug N Play devices
/IR Bypass detection of system CMOS/BIOS and does not update the
Master Boot record
/IW Bypasses the Microsoft License Agreement screen
/N Runs Setup without mouse support
/NM Bypass the internal processor detection, to allow Windows
to install on systems that do not meet Microsoft's minimum
requirements
/D Bypass usage of installed Windows configuration
/IF Performs quick Setup. Uses CacheFindFirst for filenames and
speeds up DOS
/ICH Keeps the ScanDisk window visible during Setup
/IX Skips codepage checking. Allows usage of different codepages.
/IY Skips language conflicts
/M Bypasses playing of Setup sounds
/NA Bypasses the Windows/MS-DOS program check
/NF Bypasses prompt to remove floppy disk from the drive
/NX Bypasses SETUPX version check
NOTE: Not all of these switches will work on all windows or computers.
