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You don't give a lot of information.
1. Do a parallel installation - this is the way you can get your data out.
2. if you want to troubleshoot the problem further then provide me with the STOP code.
When you are in you parallel installation use the dumpchk utility and pipe the result to a text file. Copy and paste this file into you repley to me and I will see what i can do :-)
keld
by longmanjay
by law
Put the Win2K disk back into the computer and boot to it. Win2K has a "repair" mode which will try to find the problem with your installation. Were you ever able to boot in Win2K on this machine or were you previously using another OS? Could be you don't have the right drivers.
BJlaw
by longmanjay
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