what's with the var 98 disk w/new PC

When ever I purchase a new pc I get 3 disk:

1) floppy start up thingy (This I understand)

2) a cd in a cardboard that "Windows Starts Here". I note the instructions on the disk cover say "if setup does not start, click START, and then click RUN". Now how could you click "start" if windows wasn't yet installed?

3) fancy looking disk (hologram etc)

Please explain what to do with #2 and #3 cuz I'm havin a butt load probs here

Thanks

XP 2000+
MSI KT3 ULTRA-2 KT333
Maxtor 60GB ATA 133 7200RPM
512MB PC2700
9600 Pro
Win98SE

Thanks, yup noticed that. It's the only one I seem to be able to install from. So what's the purpose of the other CD? the one I refer to as #2 above

XP 2000+
MSI KT3 ULTRA-2 KT333
Maxtor 60GB ATA 133 7200RPM
512MB PC2700
9600 Pro
Win98SE

I've never used the Windows 98 Starts Here CD... so you're on your own with that one. So far as I know, it's completely unnecessary and can be ignored. I've never had problems not using it... but if you're curious, just throw it in once you have Windows installed.

More than likely just some fancy-schmancy Windows tutorial program.

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Most systems don't need the floppy as the 3rd CD is bootable.

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the second cd is a waste of space. its just a trainer.

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