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Location: Switzerland
Age: 17
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Hello all,
Here's the story, i have a computer with windows 98 and windows 2000 on it. I did this so i wouldnt have to transfer all my data as it would automatically go on to windows 2000, as where if i formated the disk and then installed Win 2000, i would've saved the data on external drives, mass storage devices or other. But now, i cant delete win 98, and its getting on my nerves, cuz its taking disk space. Is there anyone out there who could help? If you need more information, or i wasnt clear, please tell me. Regards, Stalex111
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Location: Pennsylvania, USA
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To remove a Windows 98 installation while retaining Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 do the following:
Boot from the NT/2000/XP/2003 CD Choose "Repair" Select "Inspect Boot Sector" Reboot Edit BOOT.INI and remove old entries Remove the Windows9x/ME files & folders plus the following files: MSDOS.SYS IO.SYS If the Win9X OS was installed on a separate partition (see note below) you can now easily format that partition without loosing any W2K/XP/2003 configuration (as long as that partition is NOT the Primary Active partition!) Note: When dual-booting always keep a separate partition for each OS. Never install 2 or more operating systems on the same partition because it will wreck havoc on you Program Files folder! Source: http://www.petri.co.il/remove_windows_98.htm |
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