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To: Joe Lyddon who wrote (30096)	11/8/2002 9:57:10 AM
From: Fargonaut	Read Replies (2) of 110653

My machines run great with W2000, I heartily recommend it. But I'm going to drag my feet about upgrading to Microsoft's successor to W2000 because with XP, every change you make to a hard drive or printer is stored in a file. Too many hardware changes, and the system won't work any more. The new Service Pack 3 for W2000 has this, too, so I will stay with SP2. The best way to go I think is to install a new hard drive as the primary and move the present drive to the secondary position. Then do a clean install of W2000 on the new drive. Your data will still be on the second drive which now becomes a very fast backup device. Check with mfrs to see if they have drivers for W2000, I have never had a problem. F

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