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EC Square
I tried to upgrade my Win95 to Win2K over the weekend. It seems to work ok
for a while, checking and listing the existing programs and hardware devices
that may not work; re-boot a few times... Upon the third (or 4th) re-boot,
it came back with just a blue rectangle in the middle of the scren. I power
off and back on, same thing happens. I boot up with the win95 bootdisk and
couldn't find anything unusal from the logs (I probably didn't look at the
right places) but did find a folder with a lot of .chk files ... wondering
if I have made the mistake of accepting the convertion to NTFS and may be I
would be better off to do a clean install instead of the upgrade since I am
going to re-install most of the applications with their latest levels.
At the mean time, what can I do to at least get it back to a state that I
can continue the installation, or install from Scratch.
Thanks.
Ed Wong
for a while, checking and listing the existing programs and hardware devices
that may not work; re-boot a few times... Upon the third (or 4th) re-boot,
it came back with just a blue rectangle in the middle of the scren. I power
off and back on, same thing happens. I boot up with the win95 bootdisk and
couldn't find anything unusal from the logs (I probably didn't look at the
right places) but did find a folder with a lot of .chk files ... wondering
if I have made the mistake of accepting the convertion to NTFS and may be I
would be better off to do a clean install instead of the upgrade since I am
going to re-install most of the applications with their latest levels.
At the mean time, what can I do to at least get it back to a state that I
can continue the installation, or install from Scratch.
Thanks.
Ed Wong