Of course, and it won't work very well in most cases and I
don't recommend it.  You should always reformat unless the
other computer is IDENTICAL.  If you don't format, you're going
to have thousands of "orphan derelict" vxd, dll, etc. files
that can cause problems, not to mention a corrupted registry
since it's going to have all the old data still in it.
Reformatting is actually faster than trying to delete every
listing in the device manager one by one, uninstalling **ALL**
of the drivers, deleting the registry, deleting the Windows
folder, etc., etc., and after all that you're still probably
going to have some problems.
-Clint

Happy New Year to all & God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


If I take a hard drive containing Windows 98 SE out of one
computer and put it into another computer and boot from it,
will Windows have to install drivers for all the hardware in
the second computer?

Thanks,

Tom
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