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by rapidad
by rapidad
there may be a cheap backwards way to do this, if you load winnt AFTER w2k it causes the advanced boot option to dissappear: from the microsoft web site::
This problem can occur if you are dual-booting Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and you installed Windows NT 4.0 after you installed Windows 2000, or if you have reinstalled Windows NT 4.0.
This behavior occurs because Windows NT 4.0 is unaware of the additional startup features of Windows 2000 and replaces the shared Windows boot files(Ntldr and Ntdetect.com).
If you have the extra time and non critical machines i would try this.
by jstarrett
by jstarrett
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