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All righty then. So how does one avoid detaching the IDE drive D: so it
doesn't get Win2000 installed on it all the time, and the drive letters
switched then? Oh, too late.
So how do I turn the ATA100 drive back into C:, without opening the box and
unplugging the IDE drive?
doesn't get Win2000 installed on it all the time, and the drive letters
switched then? Oh, too late.
So how do I turn the ATA100 drive back into C:, without opening the box and
unplugging the IDE drive?
Steve Goodman said:Okay, then... This would be where the Promise ATA100 Driver comes back to
bite me. Lacking the F6/S ability to get the controller taken care of, how
am I to avoid a dreaded error message?
endDave Patrick said:To upgrade win98 to Windows 2000 you must start the upgrade from within
win98.
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toSteve Goodman said:Yes, only if necessary, and no.
It's a Win98 machine. There are quite a number of individual settingsbe
contended with if I do the clean install. The install on my own machine
(Win98se) kept rebooting after the "Final Tasks" being done. In the