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Old 09-25-2005, 08:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Microsoft 2000 and Professional together??

A relatives computer has 2 different OS's. Microsoft 2000 and Microsoft Professional. Of course this is causing a lot of conflicts on the computer. I am trying to remove Microsoft 2000 but can not find where I need to go to remove it. If anyone has any idea where I need to go, please let me know. Thanks so much.


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Old 09-25-2005, 08:26 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You cant "remove" it like you can with any other program, now most likely its on a seperate partition, so what you need to do is find out which partition it is installed on, and get either qwest partition magic or norton partition magic, these can delete a partiotion and rejoin them, but if there both installed on the same disk and partition, im not sure how you can get rid of it besides re-installing xp and diong a format.
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Norton ghost could be useful here. You can copy / clone partitions and resize them
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i think your talking about partition magic, norton ghost is meant to make an exact copy of your hard disk.
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with nortan ghost you can copy a partition (The partition of the OS you want to keep) and then get rid of the other os by not copying the other partition
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but if there on the same partition (somehow), then that wont do any good, and if he needs to buy a program, partition magic would be best since that only takes about 15-30 minutes to do, and it doesnt require you to use numerous CD's or DVD's.
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Why exactly would someone want to install both of these OS in the first place? I thought it wasn't possible to do both 2000 and Pro.

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