Summary: WITH DUE REGARDS TO JIM,I M ATTACHING HIS POST HERE,SINCE HE HAD A SIMILAR PROB LIKE YOURS,KINDLY GO THRU N LET ME KNOW Name: Jim Date: April 15, 2002...
Summary: Hi, I've looked around the forums and haven't seen a person with my problem, I installed Win Me on my E: (partition 3) first and then win2k on C: (par...
Summary: Heres the deal. I have p4 3ghz 1gb ram No floppy drive 200GBWD split into 3 1st partion =main and has OSwin2k 40GBWD using it as storage but it does...
Summary: Ok, so I'm running my computer with Win98 SE, but I installed a second hard drive, and on that drive I installed Win2K. Then I removed that hard drive...
Summary: I am trying to upgrade to XP, but when installing an error pops up saying can not find C:\Boot.ini I looked on my computer and could not find it anyw...
Summary: When my computer started up I could choose from the following: Windows .NET Server (RC 1) Windows 2000 Professional Microsoft Windows (Windows Me) now...
Summary: On nt5 (win2000 if you like, at home), I`d like to copy my system folder (purged of an awful lot of junk) to another location on my disk, perhaps on t...
Summary: I'm dual-booting windows 98 with windows 2000 (or rather trying to). so long story short, my boot.ini file is the default one-entry version, and i'm ...
Summary: I destroyed my boot.ini so I can't boot anymore. (Win ME / Win2000) Could someone please give me an example boot.ini so I can boot again with Win ME a...
Summary: I have a dual boot machine win98 on C: drive and win2k on D: drive. When i boot to the win2k i can see the slave drive i just installed but i can not ...
Summary: Help! I have Windows 98 installed on my D: drive and Win 2000 Pro installed on my C: drive. I have one hard drive that is partitioned into two parts. ...
Summary: For a couple of days now I have been battling a reocurring problem. There are 11 machines, Dell's that I have deployed and 6 of them have crashed say...
Summary: You can also install the msconfig.exe (easy to find on the net) into C:\WINNT\system32 and execute it under the run command and you'll be able to edit...
Summary: Does anyone out there know the specifics of editing the boot.ini in windows 2000 professional ? My drive c was being used for storage, and drive d con...
Summary: You have a slight problem... Each OS was installed independantly - without evidence/presence of the other. As already indicated above... without using...
Summary: If it is a problem is with the boot.ini file and if the C: drive is formatted Fat32 you can use a Windows 98 boot disk to get to the boot.ini file and...
Summary: The problem you have will not be resolved just from editing the Boot.ini file, although this could be required All these Operating Systems require boo...
Summary: I have too many operating sys on bootup menu, so I am told to take out the bad one out of the boot.ini file, Problem is, I've searched my whole comput...
Summary: Hi! I have a question about boot.ini. My boot.ini-file looks like this: [boot loader] timeout=30 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINNT [op...
Summary: Ok, I need help quick. The computer that is having problems right now acts as a webserver and it's already been down for a couple of days. Not good. ...
Summary: i have two windows 2000 registered in my boot.ini and i want to remove one of them, i downloaded a freeware program called. Windows NT/2000 BOOT.INI C...
Summary: I had the same problem, the boot ini file is hidden under the C drive. Right where all the other startup files are, and u can edit that ini file. Make...
Summary: Itried to boot from d1 and changed boot.ini such as: defaul=multi(0)disk(1)rdisk(0)partition(2) [operating system] multi(0)disk(1)rdisk(0)partition(2)...
Summary: I was having the same problem locating the boot.ini file on several win 2000 machines. Even with hidden/system files enabled I was not able to see it....
Summary: hi, i had win2k and whistler running together on seperate partitions. however whistler screwed up so i just formated the partition from win2k. My prob...
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