Summary: I had a dual boot of linux 6.0 and Windows 2000 RC2. i wanted to remove lilo, and ran lilo -u then Windows 2000 would not boot. fdisk /mbr would not w...
Summary: I wager you would end up with an unbootable system. For all versions of Windows OS, installation requires writing a boot sector code stub to the firs...
Summary: HI I NEED URGENT HELP THE BOOT SECTOR ON MY HDD (NTFS FORMAT) PICKED UP A CORRUPTION! DATA NOT ACESSABLE. IF I BOOT WITH MY WIN2K CD, IT TELLS ME THAT...
Summary: I´ve read somewhere in some file, that youre supposed to kill your ntfs boot sector on your harddrive no:1 with somekind of DOSish bootdisk (fat32/16)...
Summary: Reading your reply – for which thanx for the feedback – the problem you had with 2 Primaries (a ’98 Primary and a W2K/ntfs Primary) is (still the requ...
Summary: Win2000 with service pack 2 (SP2) should be fine. I've chosen NTFS for my win2k setup just because it's better maintained by windows. and it can be pu...
Summary: I have two hard drives, a 60 gig partitioned into two sections (10 gig for my os and progs); and a second 120 gig drive for my data. I recently did a ...
Summary: Hi there, I am using a laptop with win 2k on it and I am unable to boot it up in safe mode or any other way. As it gets past the bios it gives me a bl...
Summary: I have a dual boot pc with win98SE on partition C: and W2k on partition D:. My husband had a misfortunate accident with a PowerQuest Product and a Sym...
Summary: Yes, what Super Pirahna says would be the best possible solution. But maybe you do not want to have 2 W2Ks (needs one more GB of HD space just for rec...
Summary: Greetings people: I recently downloaded Smartboot manager. I use 3 os' - win98, win2000 and Linux. My mobo is asus a7v133 with via chipset and award b...
Summary: Hi! I have a pc which was running win2k, but now it cannot boot. I think there is some problem with the boot sector. Is there a way to fix it without ...
Summary: well what i wanted to know is, for multiple OS on different partition, there must have a bootsector on each partition. For win98/ME/95/DOS to coexist ...
Summary: dear helper I had windows 2000 on my pc i formated it i installed windows 2000 back on i was installing service pack 2 and it kept hanging up on th...
Summary: I have made a Windows 2000/Windows ME dual boot system. The hard drive they are installed on is an Ultra ATA-100 hard drive, hooked up to a Maxtor ATA...
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 two hard disks: 6.0G and 13G. First I had 6.0G partition to tree partitions ( c=3G (fat32), d=1.5G (fat32), e=1.5G (NTFS)). I have my win98 run...
Summary: Dear all I have a PC, on my HDD I have 2 Partitions . One with Win2000 and the other Partition with Win XP. Now I format the partition from Win XP wit...
Summary: I have 2 hard drives, one of 20 gb and the other of 120. Both with win2000. I want to replace my win2000 installation on the 20 gb hard drive with win...
Summary: Boot Sector Recovery Boot sector recovery in most cases is rather simple and can be done with the help of DOS SYS command (for boot sectors of diskett...
Summary: i'm using partition magic 7 on win2000 pro. trying to unallocate free space so i can create an additional partition. when my system reboots to apply t...
Summary: I am trying to install WinXp on my 10 gig WD drive. I have also tried to install Win2000Pro and I get this same problem. After install the ssystem t...
Summary: You had W2K on C: and installed ME on D: (presumably with W2K on C: as the active partition?) and then W2K wouldn’t work. All you needed to do at that...
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: Stop error 0x0000007B is an I/O system failure usually caused by a boot device or the file system, possible caused by a boot sector virus. I would che...
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