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by paul d'ambra

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I have a PC running Win98 SE which carries out some very processor intensive functions which can interfere with day to day business and vice versa.

I would like to be able to boot the PC into two different configurations.
1) A 'clean' config that loads only those drives and software necessary for one of the PCs functions
and
2) A 'general' config that loads up the day to day packages i.e office etc.

I would like to do this without resorting to using any software package but don't know how.

Any ideas?

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by azraelissime

You must create two different users and define in each one what you need ("use only in this profile")

by drb63

You will need to use "poledit" from the CD and create two profiles and then setting the customized features for each profile.

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