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Robert S
I have moved an installation of W2K from an old Athlon XP PC to a new
dual-core Intel D, with a SATA drive. Not surprisingly it now won't boot.
I've tried to do a repair installation using a W2K install disk. I get
prompted to insert an emergency repair disk (which I don't have) or "Press
L. Setup will locate Windows 2000 installation". When I do this, I get a
message that "Setup cannot find a W2K installation to repair". I know that
the files are on my hard drive because I can see them when I boot into the
recovery console - which works fine.
How can I make the setup program recognise my W2K installation?
dual-core Intel D, with a SATA drive. Not surprisingly it now won't boot.
I've tried to do a repair installation using a W2K install disk. I get
prompted to insert an emergency repair disk (which I don't have) or "Press
L. Setup will locate Windows 2000 installation". When I do this, I get a
message that "Setup cannot find a W2K installation to repair". I know that
the files are on my hard drive because I can see them when I boot into the
recovery console - which works fine.
How can I make the setup program recognise my W2K installation?