Win98,XP, WinNT at the same time

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I think I still have Win98 installed and running. I was having troubles with
98 so I decided to used the FDISK option to start Clean when I went to
reinstall 98 I decided to use my dads XP CD instead, but now after I
installed the XP my computer is slower then ever. 1st when I start I have to
make a choice WinXP or WIN. 2. When I shut down I get a message "Other user
still have programs running if I shut down data may be lost Do I want to
continue" I am the only user! In system info reports 2 User and also NT
admin. applications running! I really could use some help. THANKS for your
Time
 
You'll need to purchase your own copy of Windows XP
and perform a "Clean Install". You cannot use the same
Product Key (license) on two different PCs since it is a
flagrant violation of the End User Licensing Agreement.

Clean Install Windows XP
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Microsoft Newsgroups

Get Windows XP Service Pack 2 with Advanced Security Technologies:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/windowsxp/choose.mspx

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| I think I still have Win98 installed and running. I was having troubles with
| 98 so I decided to used the FDISK option to start Clean when I went to
| reinstall 98 I decided to use my dads XP CD instead, but now after I
| installed the XP my computer is slower then ever. 1st when I start I have to
| make a choice WinXP or WIN. 2. When I shut down I get a message "Other user
| still have programs running if I shut down data may be lost Do I want to
| continue" I am the only user! In system info reports 2 User and also NT
| admin. applications running! I really could use some help. THANKS for your
| Time
 

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