Hello i had downloaded a evalution form of window 2000
professional and then later got a full version of it. I
installed the FULL version of it and now i have both
versions on my computer and can't figure out how to delete
the evaluation version. Can someone please tell me how i
can do that. Thank you

Same or separate partitions?

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"shirley Childress" wrote:
> Hello i had downloaded a evalution form of window 2000
> professional and then later got a full version of it. I
> installed the FULL version of it and now i have both
> versions on my computer and can't figure out how to delete
> the evaluation version. Can someone please tell me how i
> can do that. Thank you

Depends on how you installed the retail version. If you did an upgrade then
you have nothing to worry about. I would like to see your boot.ini in order
to see whats currently installed click start --> run --> in the box that
comes up type "edit c:\boot.ini" (no qoutes) then copy the info and paste
it into this thread. That will tell me where and if you installed a second
copy and I can tell you how to clean it up. If you do have a second trial
copy on there and you do nothing about it, it won't cause any problems, it
will just take up extra space.

Elijah Landreth [MSFT]
Microsoft Server Setup Team

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