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    Old 03-01-01, 07:13 PM
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    Alright I'm actually in the process of doing this, but not sure if it's gonna work, so I'm gonna ask on here to make sure I am, just hope I'm doin it right in the first place Somebody please respond ASAP if you can!

    I want to dual boot WinME and Win2K.....

    what are the steps to do.....?
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    Well when i had win2k on my puter... i installed windows 95 ... then after that was done i installed win2k and it did all the work for me... sooo my guess is install win me then install win2k ... try at your own risk ...
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    errr i don't know about raid configurations...
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    That's basically how you do it... create your RAID sets and install win me on the boot up set. After that, install win2k on another partition. I'm not sure if ME can read NTFS since I never really bothered trying ME. But if it can't then you should create a large fat32 partition to share your data files.

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    I remember hearing (reading rather) somewhere that ME did support NTFS.. but don't quote me on that.. I'm known to have a horrible memory..
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