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Michael
I know that it is supposed to be done the other way around, but I installed
W2K after XP. Well, the XP was already on the machine. W2K loaded fine and
the OS select system displays and I can select W2K and it boots fine. If I
select XP it does not boot and there is an error message.
I know that this is because the XP boot files have been overwritten by the
W2K boot files. What I would be grateful for is advice on putting the XP
boot files back. What shall I put back - just ntldr? If I copy the ntldr
file from another XP machine and put that in the same place as the current
ntldr, will everything be just fine again? Or will I end up with a machine
that does not boot at all? Does it matter if the replacement ntldr file
comes from a machine without dual boot? I think no problem - only boot.ini
is controlling the dual boot - correct?
TIA
W2K after XP. Well, the XP was already on the machine. W2K loaded fine and
the OS select system displays and I can select W2K and it boots fine. If I
select XP it does not boot and there is an error message.
I know that this is because the XP boot files have been overwritten by the
W2K boot files. What I would be grateful for is advice on putting the XP
boot files back. What shall I put back - just ntldr? If I copy the ntldr
file from another XP machine and put that in the same place as the current
ntldr, will everything be just fine again? Or will I end up with a machine
that does not boot at all? Does it matter if the replacement ntldr file
comes from a machine without dual boot? I think no problem - only boot.ini
is controlling the dual boot - correct?
TIA