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Pastimes : Dream Machine ( Build your own PC ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: wily who wrote (11299)	9/24/2000 8:36:14 AM
From: Jeff Jordan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

Well remember all the trouble I had transferring my old HDD to the 18g drive....well I hate to mess with it again. As my Win2000 disk is not an update disk. I have several options regarding win2k installation...buy an update disk. wipe out everything and start new....( put win2k on a 6.4 drive I have and use my 18g win98 as Drive D ) But, I am unfamiliar w/ running multiple operating systems...I assume this will work? but is it practical? If you see a problem w/ that let me know. A a brief outline on the basic procedure...I guess I do nothing w/ drive 2? I guess I remove and install Drive1 and install win2k then add D2 w/win98? I have no idea how two OS works, but I assume I have and option at startup. On my other computer I didn't lose everything on my full install over my old win98 drive. I had folders w/ install.exe files and other components of such things like Qcharts etc. Just trying to consider my options.....TIA