Installing the rare floppy disk version of Windows 98, in real-time

A little-known fact about Windows 98 is that it was available as a set of 39 DMF-formatted floppy disks, special order from Microsoft, for people with computers that didn't have a CD-ROM drive. Few copies of it exist, but thanks to someone who imaged their copy and uploaded it on WinWorld, anyone can play with it today. In this video, I install the floppy disk version of Windows 98, on a real computer, using real floppy disks, in real-time. The installation starts at 4:40 and ends at 2:05:30. There were 66 floppy disk swaps, not counting those where I accidentally put in the wrong disk. As noted in the video, I accidentally performed an upgrade from Windows 95 to Windows 98 rather than a clean installation. However, I did a clean installation afterward, and it took about as long and about as many floppy disk swaps. The only difference was I was asked the questions that were skipped in the upgrade install (type of installation desired, time/date, etc). Download for the floppy disk ve