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To: SIer formerly known as Joe B. who wrote (24168)	12/31/2001 8:02:10 PM
From: Matt Brown	Read Replies (1) of 110655

>>Other option like Matt and I said b4 is to copy NTLDR, ntdtect.com and boot.ini on to your c: drive. If you want to try the that let me know and I'll post you an appropriate boot.ini. Joe, excellent suggestion on trying to just install Win2k on C, as well. He could simply insert his Win98 disk, boot up with CD-Rom support enabled. Once it loads up and it goes to the prompt, he should be able to access CD-rom (Win2k disk) and run 'start.exe' (I think that's it) and it should fix itself by installing all of the files on C: Last resort would be to do mine and your latest suggestions -- copying the 3 files to the C:\ drive. I'd prefer not to do that, as that gets very tweakish. But certainly possible if he provides us with his current boot.ini

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