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I have Win 2000 Pro installed on my primary drive (C:\) Today, I installed
the original hard drive with Win 98, as slave (E. I now realize that while
I can access the files on E:, I cannot boot the system to drive E for
technical reasons that are beyond me level of competence (Registry/Boot
Sector/BIOS). First, can I or should I convert the drive E- from FAT 32 file
system to NTFS? Is there any advantage to doing this? Would I be able to
load a new program into E with the file system converted or is my limitation
that I can only access the files on E, period. Thanks
the original hard drive with Win 98, as slave (E. I now realize that while
I can access the files on E:, I cannot boot the system to drive E for
technical reasons that are beyond me level of competence (Registry/Boot
Sector/BIOS). First, can I or should I convert the drive E- from FAT 32 file
system to NTFS? Is there any advantage to doing this? Would I be able to
load a new program into E with the file system converted or is my limitation
that I can only access the files on E, period. Thanks