Summary: You can have a dual boot system with Win98 and Win2k by repartitioning the hard drive into two partitions. If you want to have files to be shared by b...
Summary: Whether or not it is truly on a separate partition is my question. Did you partition your hardrive with Separate partitions, seperate drive letter fo...
Summary: I have dual boot problems with my pc running with windows 2000 pro and windows '98... after reinstalling windows 98, I lost bootsect.dos.... can anyon...
Summary: i just recently added a larger hard drive, and reformatted my existing c: to do a clean sweep of things. i've done this three times in the past before...
Summary: I have installed win98 with Fat32 on my C: and win2k with Fat32 on G: second hard disk but after I replaced my hard disk with new one then I used Driv...
Summary: Dual Boot Problems can be resolved in different ways........ The best way or my way is as follows: a.Install WinMe first on your SECOND Part not First...
Summary: Vincent, you need to visit the MS Windows2000 website. They have an entire "Upgrading" section about your very concerns. There is a free download anal...
Summary: I have a dual boot configuration between win98 and win2k, I want to remove win98 and leave win2k. Is there a way for me to do this without starting o...
Summary: Hi. I have a dual boot system with WinNT/Win2k on the same hard disk and different partitions. WinNT is on C:, Win2k is on E:. Both OS's installed fin...
Summary: Ok I fixed the Windows 98 problem by booting from a floppy.(I wont go into why I couldnt boot from a floppy before)...then using the sys c: command. T...
Summary: I have a dual boot system with Win98(FAT32) on one partition of my HDD, and W2K(NTFS) on the other partition. Each operating system and partition are ...
Summary: I have a dual boot system with Win98/Win2K. 98 is on the first hard drive (c:) and 2K is on the second hard drive (d:). How should i go about install...
Summary: I have a dual boot setup with Win2000 and Win98 on two seperate hard drives and one day, I "accidently" deleted the boot.ini and bootdisk.dos from my ...
Summary: I have a dual boot configuration between win98 and win2k, I want to remove win98 and leave win2k. Is there a way for me to do this and starting over ...
Summary: I had a dual boot running with WinMe and Win2k. I recently had to reformat and reinstall WinMe on the first partition. It runs fine, except the menu t...
Summary: I had a dual boot system with win98 on c: and win2000 on d: This worked fine with the win2000 boot menu. Then i formatted drive c: and installed Windo...
Summary: I have a dual boot system with Win98 and Win2k, after getting a virus I reinstalled Win98 and now I do not have the option to start either Win98 or 2k...
Summary: Hello. I really need some help. I am dealing with a computer that has two hard drives, with win2k on the second (d:). This computer had a perfect dual...
Summary: Hi, Can someone please help? I have a dual boot system: Win2k on 1 hard drive as NTFS and Win98 on a different hard drive FAT32. When installing my v...
Summary: Ok, let talk about the many crash of explorer.exe, i have two machine with the same problem of crashing with explorer.exe the first is a dual boot wit...
Summary: I found this worked for me. I had win2k installed on c: and decided to instal win98 as a backup os on a 2nd drive (d:) Installed win98 on d: which wil...
Summary: I am dual booting Win98 2nd ed and Win2K Pro on my machine at home. The box had Win98 installed first on C: partition with FAT32. I confirmed this wa...
Summary: Someone please help- I installed windows 2000 pro on my 20 gig hard drive. I planned on not using windows 98 at all anymore, but then a few of my gam...
Summary: Hi, I'm looking for a little help with a dual boot issue. First I have 3 partitions, one for Win2k, second for XP and third for apps. I've had Win2k r...
Summary: I just formatted my HD due to a virus and decided to set up a partition to store my stuff on to keep it seperate from the OS files. I have a 5 GB par...
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