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This is funny.
To clearify, you can install Windows 7 on that computer IF the hardware supports it!
The problem is that you say the machine is a Windows 98 system. That's a really old system, and if you haven't done any upgrades, than yeah, Windows 7 won't install.
You know the system WAY better than we do. However If I were to bet, I'd say you're not going to get 7 to install on that Windows 98 machine due to hardware issues.
I'm thinking that if you had did any upgrades, you would have at least moved to Windows XP.
My two cents.
@ cat139lyleb
if your can give more details of your computer that'll help us to know the cause of problem... i agree with what said Yowan if your hardware is more then 5-7 years old (a Windows 98 era PC) then it might be a problem but still give a try to Microsft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor, see if that's work fine or no...
Lets us if this resolve the issue if not we can check into this...
yes, very true but this computer from HP was windows XP... so what?
for while but sadly that windows XP been damaged from viruses so i had to re-format to and install windows 98 SE because viruses been kill that restore in HP's Default windows XP... also there no CD with it... only I have Windows 98 SE so I work on it for 5 days so, give me break!
So what are the full specs of the computer? You have been asked by numerous people and for whatever reason you aren't answering the question.
A new PC would be better, even if Win7 installs you won't probably find compatible drivers and you might run into BSODs
Post your specs here (Start>Run>msinfo32)
oh, thank you for remind me!... it's PIII (Intel) 1.2 GHZ, RAM 1GB 133MHZ... HHDs: 8GB, 13GB and 24GB...