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by ambrosni
by ambrosni
by mwelch
I have just installed XP on my PC to make a tri-boot option (98/2000/XP). I had no problems.
It is recommended to put each OS on its own partition - which is what I did.
by omie
You mentioned that you installed win2k and then winxp. To realize the dualboot it is highly recomended that you have at least two partitons or even a 2 hard drive. During the installation the default partition goes to c drive and if you installed itand upgraded win2k naturally you will not see the win2k. In some cases also you might have deleted win2k by overwriting the c drive and installed winxp.
Another thing that you will check is your bios setting. There might be a setting that you needto change the OS to PNP or Auto depending on your motherboard and usually located on the chipset setting.
Check also the setting in the "Sytem Startup and recovery" and increase the time as well as check the win2k if it is an option in the default operating system window.
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