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by maggot
Try "unplugging" your HD, there by forcing the
machine to boot to floppy.
by mikael310
Although unplugging the HDD might have been an option, I found another way to get to the BIOS by removing the battery and the power cord and then re-plugged the power cord. Upon reboot, the BIOS was then accessable. I was then able to change the boot sequence to boot from the CD drive first. I loaded ERD Commander 2002 (Winternals)from CD, pulled the important data off and saved it to a network drive (ERD Commander said that 4 hives of the registry were either "missing or corrupt"). After that,I formatted the drive and did a clean install of W2K from the install CD.
- Thanks for your help, though.
by mikael310
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