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by Bluecloak on September 3rd, 2005

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How can I convert a Mac hard drive into a Windows 98 compatible drive?

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  • by Anonymous on September 4th, 2005

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    First, there's the matter of hardware interfacing. All but the very earliest PCs use IDE interfacing, as do most of the more recent Macintoshes. If the hard drive is IDE-based, then it will probably work just fine in your PC.

    Older Macintoshes use SCSI-interfaced hard drives. If you have an SCSI hard drive, then you'll need to add a SCSI interface to the PC in order to use it.

    Once you get the hardware interfacing resolved, it's just a matter of reformatting the hard drive.

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