#Asus eee pc 701 run windows xp how to#
#Asus eee pc 701 run windows xp install#

Would this be causing the issue? If so, how do I set my OS partition as (C:)? I've noticed that in Win98, my flash drive shows up as (C:) and my OS partition shows up as (D:). and it only proceeds to boot if my flash drive is connected. Please insert a bootable floppy and press any key to continue. When I select Windows 98 from the GRUB boot menu, I get this message: This is not a bootable disk. Win98 fails to boot if I don't have my flash drive plugged in. and installed it successfully using the flash drive. So, I used the HP flash utility to format my flash drive as a Windows 98 boot disk and copied all of the files to it from the Win98 SE CD and installed it successfully using the flash drive.

#Asus eee pc 701 run windows xp install#

Since my Eee PC has no internal CD drive, only USB ports, the only way for me to install this is by USB flash drive. Because I've essentially hit a brick wall with 95, I'm going with Windows 98 SE, which has much greater support for everything. So, I found out that it's impossible to install the SNAP audio driver in Windows 9x, because it has limited support and only works with NT. I have no idea why the image shows like this when attached, but not when inserted as above. I've looked all over and could not find it, and that seems to be the only way to get sound on my computer. And if anyone knows where I can download the SNAP audio driver, it would be much appreciated. I've also noticed some graphical glitches with SNAP, mainly parts of file names not displaying on the desktop and file manager (screenshot).

So, I can set a 1024РµСљвЂ 00 resolution, and the desktop does become 1024x768, but only the top left 800РµСљвЂ 00 piece is visible, which basically defeats my purpose, so now I'm back to using VBEMP, even though it's got the command prompt window bug and no DirectX support. Any resolution above 800 gets stretched off screen so that only 800РµСљвЂ 00 of the desktop is visible. Although I can add a 1024РµСљвЂ 00 resolution, the driver seems to have some fundamental bug with my 'card'.

#Asus eee pc 701 run windows xp how to#

After a considerable amount of googling, I found out how to configure the SNAP driver.