Problem upgrading hard disk for NEC PM VL4 desktop

Go to this website http://www.nec-itplatform.com/-Products-Information-.html and where it says select your NEC product, choose Desktop, then Powermate VL, then Powermate VL4 Desktop. This will bring you to the product page, from there you can select downloads and choose which drivers you need.

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did you mean remove internal hard disk from yr desktop ?

if tht, simply prepare 1 philips screw driver and then open yr desktop cassing. after yr cover open, then u will see yr hard disk connected to power and data ( ide/sata ) cable. Open hard disk screw and remove all cable conect to yr hard disk then now u can remove yr hard disk from yr desktop.

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You can download drivers from the NEC WEB site. Please click on this link and select your model computer/notebook and the Windows XP or Vista drivers you require :-.
www.nec.com/global/support/downloads/index.html

Go to http://www.nec-itplatform.com/-Products-Information- , browse according your pc specifications (model, for example Nec VL4) and download the drivers you need

Changing the hard disk will not give you any noticeable performance gain, only some extra space. Just get the biggest you can find.
On the other hand your system could definitely be improved by a new video card. The best one, even a little overkill, for your system is something like 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102851

You can insert the Windows XP CD while logged on Win 98 and run a test from the CD. Obviously you need a larger Hard Disk and at least 126 MB RAM to bring XP to a usable speed. You can look for RAM upgrade options in this page.

My suggestion is to go to emachines web site or call them, as far as what they tell you I have no clue..

nec-n4-ibfgl.zip

yes of course it will handle a 40gb hard drive..your P3 will handle a hard disk up to 60gb...coz i have a friend, his using a P3-700MHz,512mb, 64mb video card and barracuda 80gb hard disk=.)..to make it sure..bring your P3 to the computer shop so you can also know if your P3 is handle a 40-60gb hard drive..thanks..

sir try copying all the files in the installation disk to your hard drive then run the installation in where you copy your file... probably just a read disk error... if you have successfully copied all the files means disk is still working... if you get an error chances are the installation disk is damaged or your disk drive have a problem.