September 18th, 2002, 12:22 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: PC fla.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Scott Tiger When he reinstalls Windows98 its going to overwrite the mbr of the C:\ Drive. How's he going to boot into Windows 2000? That's the only question I have. You can boot from the Windows 2000 recovery disk and run FIXMBR from the recovery console but that's about the only thing i can think of him doing. Feel free to prove me wrong though.. | I tend to agree. when win 98 scans the C: and D: drive it will find a later version of an OS and will refuse to install.
physically disconnecting the D: drive maybe will allow 98 to install.
it all depends on how bad the corruption is.
murphy's law always got me when I tried to skip on the tried and true method
I hope goldxx lets us know what did/didnot work
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