Cannot Dual-Boot DBCS and SBCS Versions of Windows 95/98

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• File names that contain DBCS characters are unreadable when you boot the SBCS version of Windows 95/98.
• Using disk tools that are not designed to work with DBCS files could damage the file allocation table (FAT) and cause data loss.
• You may not be able to delete files whose names contain DBCS characters when you boot the SBCS version of Windows 95/98. If you remove the DBCS version of Windows 95/98 and then want to remove such files, you may have to reinstall the DBCS version of Windows 95/98 to delete the files.
• Both versions of Windows 95/98 attempt to use the same Program Files folder. Therefore, the default items in the Program Files folder created by the first installed version of Windows 95/98 are overwritten by the second installed version.