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Hi:
I've been working with comptuers for several years now, so I would
consder myself an advanced user.
I'm running Windows 2000 Pro SP 4. Bought the upgrade to Windows XP.
Put the disk in. It didn't recognize my OS, so it performed a clean
install. Now, I have a dual boot machine with Windows 2000 and Windows
XP on the same partition. Problem is I don't want a dual boot machine.
I haven't activated my copy of XP yet.
So I was wondering . . . Is it possible to get rid of the Windows XP
dual boot and attempt the upgrade again? This time from within Windows
2000.
Or am I just better off backing up my data, deteling the partition and
starting all over again?
Before you give me a answer, let me tell you that would be a pain. I
have everything set up the way I like it on Windows 2000 and I have
Adobe Creative Suite with Macromedia installed, which require
activation themselves.
Regards,
Frustrated Computer Geek
I've been working with comptuers for several years now, so I would
consder myself an advanced user.
I'm running Windows 2000 Pro SP 4. Bought the upgrade to Windows XP.
Put the disk in. It didn't recognize my OS, so it performed a clean
install. Now, I have a dual boot machine with Windows 2000 and Windows
XP on the same partition. Problem is I don't want a dual boot machine.
I haven't activated my copy of XP yet.
So I was wondering . . . Is it possible to get rid of the Windows XP
dual boot and attempt the upgrade again? This time from within Windows
2000.
Or am I just better off backing up my data, deteling the partition and
starting all over again?
Before you give me a answer, let me tell you that would be a pain. I
have everything set up the way I like it on Windows 2000 and I have
Adobe Creative Suite with Macromedia installed, which require
activation themselves.
Regards,
Frustrated Computer Geek