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15th December 2004, 23:55
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 | nope, nothing worked. but it works  how : boot in win 2000 and start setup XP. let it copy the files and reboot. when booting, just choose win XP and your off. in windows, boot.ini and delete all you don't use. easy and nobody knew this ? strange 
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 | good find! this thread belongs in software problems forum, you are a mod here and did not know this? strange
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16th December 2004, 00:20
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| forgot that part of the forum never had troubles like this before.
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windows repair install stuff is all bad. had to go without a computer for a week and a half whle waiting for a new hd because the install crapped out on my IDE drive and i couldnt format it and lose my data which is why when im rich enough im going RAID1 | |
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| going RAID1 won't prevent these errors, RAID1 will protect against hard drive failure; if your OS fails then the error will be duplicated to the 2nd HD immediately, making recovery no different then a single HD setup. only way to protect against this is to make a ghost image of your Win2k/xp install
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