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How to remove win98 on dual booting
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| Tekwannabe 2002-03-22, 4:48 pm |
| How do you remove win98 on dual booting with win2k.Do I have to delete the windows folder on c: drive.Thanks | |
| chodan 2002-03-22, 8:40 pm |
| Yes
Also edit the boot.ini file on your boot drive and remove the windows 98 line. | |
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| cm2gj 2002-03-23, 11:00 pm |
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Originally posted by Tekwannabe
How do you remove win98 on dual booting with win2k.Do I have to delete the windows folder on c: drive.Thanks
yes.
erase the windows folder... their programs files associated, etc... and later edit the boot.ini file....
no problem with that | |
| Tekwannabe 2002-03-25, 8:30 am |
| Thanks guys But i can find the boot.ini files
I read the link that spid gave it says "click the root folder of the local hard disk" what is the root folder call?Thanks | |
| cm2gj 2002-03-25, 11:04 am |
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Originally posted by Tekwannabe
Thanks guys But i can find the boot.ini files
I read the link that spid gave it says "click the root folder of the local hard disk" what is the root folder call?Thanks
boot.ini contains the pointers and info about your partitions and Operating systems.
Its located in the root folder of your hard disk. It think its hidden, so you must configure your explorer to show hidden and system files.
after that, you can access the boot.ini file from My computer, click on your hard disk and when you see the contents of your hard disk (this is your root) here you can see the boot.ini file | |
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Originally posted by Tekwannabe
Thanks guys But i can find the boot.ini files
I read the link that spid gave it says "click the root folder of the local hard disk" what is the root folder call?Thanks
The root folder of the local hard disk would be your "C" drive.
If your search for the boot.ini file (which is hidden, like cm2gj said) you should find it in C:\ (which is the "root" folder of your local hard drive) | |
| Tekwannabe 2002-03-25, 8:30 pm |
| got it thanks |
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