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    I have the 120 day final version of win 2k pro and the hiv file that kills the 120 day time limit I have it running on a seperate drive and boot from it when I feel like playing with it ..I see most of my stuff can run on it now and while trying out echo express backup software it was averaging 100 megs per minute(98 does 70per)so I wanna switch to it..Should I install over win98 (I hope so)what folder of the cd should I put on my hd so it wont bug me for the cd..And last but not least can I install it on a striped volume on my fasttrack 66 where win 98 lives now..
    Thank you gooorooos Matt

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    1. Yes you can install over 98 but I of course do not recommend it.
    2. You don't need to copy the CD to the HD. NT5 already pretty much copies whatever it needs from the CD when you install it.
    3. Dunno...Don't see why not.
    C:\DOS
    C:\DOS\RUN
    \RUN\DOS\RUN

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    • #3
      If you want the CABs on your HD, copy the I386 folder on the W2K CDROM.

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      • #4
        Yea I386 I hate it when I gotta dig around for the cd..Thanks..Yo Dosfreak Y doncha think I should Run install over 98se ..Whats the rub ???

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        Abit BF6, P3 secc 700E AT 1001,alpha cooler,256 megs Micron 7.5ns pc133 ram, G400 32meg Dh ,Promise fasttrack striping 2 Quantum ka 18gig's + 2 10gig IBM's ,Sb-live platinum ,Cambridge Fps2000 speakers ,Onstream 30gig tape ,Sony cdrw ,toshiba dvd, Lotsa fans,cables ,noise....

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        • #5
          It's my guess he's just being cautious. The safe way to install W2K is to install it in a separate partition away from W98 so that they may co-exist for a while and you can be sure your critical hardware and software are compatible before you get rid of W98. Having a back-up operating system is a good idea.

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          • #6
            Hey Plmr I have the win2k trial CD to and I was looking for a crack to use it after the 120 days I see you found one can you send it my way please. ski@3dpower.net

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