win9x vs win2k

With something as large as this to undertake, there really is only 1 place to go for the kind of information you seek:-

http://www.microsoft.com

Or in a pinch, you can try viewing this videeo on the subject here:-

http://support.microsoft.com/servicedesks/Webcasts/WC082200/wcblurb082200.asp

Hope this helps you some,

Andy

With something as large as this to undertake, there really is only 1 place to go for the kind of information you seek:-

http://www.microsoft.com

Or in a pinch, you can try viewing this videeo on the subject here:-

http://support.microsoft.com/servicedesks/Webcasts/WC082200/wcblurb082200.asp

Hope this helps you some,

Andy

Hi again,

Sorry, but I also tried this link :-

http://www.microsoft.com/win2k

It is no longer there, however it has some veruy handy links on Win2k migration.

This should certainly get you started in the right direction.

Regards,

Andy

win2k is specially designed for business where pc's are on the network. win2k uses ntfs partition for your hdd, meaning, it is neither fat16 or fat32 file system. some old software cannot run in win2k environment. it has no dos interface, unlike in win9x, in which you can still shift to dos mode and run msdos programs. this is all what i know, hope it will help you.

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