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Bob
How can I boot a win2K system with a NTFS boot drive and get to a
point where I can either edit or copy a boot.ini file ? In other
words, I need sort of a "DOS floppy boot" that will let me rename,
delete, copy boot.ini.
I have a non-working win2K install and a new working install in a
separate dir. I need to be able to change boot.ini to boot from one
directory or another but without necessarily being able to actually
boot into the graphical portion of win2K and change things from there.
Thanks,
point where I can either edit or copy a boot.ini file ? In other
words, I need sort of a "DOS floppy boot" that will let me rename,
delete, copy boot.ini.
I have a non-working win2K install and a new working install in a
separate dir. I need to be able to change boot.ini to boot from one
directory or another but without necessarily being able to actually
boot into the graphical portion of win2K and change things from there.
Thanks,