Microsoft launched Windows Professional (hereinafter referred to as WIN2000) Simplified Chinese version of the new, I quickly get a set of installation disk will be loaded into my "old Ben", and later really endure such as a snail moving the start speed, then decided to the big appetite of the ' Guy ' clears out the hard drive and continues to use the original WIN98. But install WIN2000 not from WIN98 to upgrade, but choose WIN98 and WIN2000 Two systems coexist, obviously can not directly delete WIN2000, how to do? After a search, I finally came up with the following ' stupid ' method:
First step: From the Startup menu, select Microsoft Windows Professional (the default boot system), click Start/Settings/Control Panel after startup, double-click the System icon in the control plate, and then left-click the Advanced option, then clicking Start and Restore Failure button, select Microsoft Windows 98 for the default operating system, wait time to 0, and then click OK to exit. You can also do so, the C-packing directory under the Boot.ini file system, hidden, read-only properties removed, with Notepad to open it, the contents of the
[Boot Loader]
timeout=30
Default=D:\
[Operating Systems]
D:\="Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)C:\="Microsoft Windows 98" /fastdetect
To
[Boot Loader]
timeout=0
Default=C:\
[Operating Systems]
C:\="Microsoft Windows 98"
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)\WINNT="Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional" /fastdetect
Exit after saving.
Step two: Reboot into WIN98, remove WIN2000 (installed in D disk) the installation directory Winnt and its components.
The above method changes the default boot system to WIN98 (mounted in C disk) and the wait time to 0, thus ignoring the existence of the WIN2000, but does not completely remove WIN2000 (that is, pressing the F8 key at startup will also show what system menu to start.)