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prevent the user from operating the Computer. In most cases, these errors are

associated with a specific appiication and you can resolve them after

completing setup. You can print or save the upgrade report to help you

resolve the errors after the upgrade is complete.

7.    Join a domain.

Client computers running Windows 98 do not have domain Computer accounts. If the Computer that is being upgraded is going to join a domain, a

Computer account must exist or you must create the domain

Computer

account.

8.    Finish running the Setup program, which converts as much information as

possible from the Windows 98 registry and installs Windows XP Professional.

When the upgrade is complete, log on as the local administrator to review any

errors that may have occurred.

Windows XP Professional has a Run in Compatibility Modę tool that enables applications to be run in an eiwironment that emulates either

Windows 98 or Windows NT 4.0. For morę information about this tool, see

Module 7, .Configuring the Desktop Environment,. in Course 2272B,

Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows XP Professional.