Question: How can I remove WIN2000!!! - China DOS Union Forum

If you have a dual-boot system:

If you just temporarily don't want to use 2K, just use “sys c:” to transfer the system again to drive C where 98 is installed, then the multi-boot menu will no longer appear?”. (You can also change the default boot time in the “c:\boot.ini” file to “0” or “-1”; when you need it later, just change it back to a positive value.)

If you want to delete 2K completely, then under DOS you also need to use related software (such as PQmagic) to delete the NTFS partition where 2K is located; or in 98 (you can also boot directly from the CD) run the 2K installer, and after it finishes copying the temporary files and restarts, choose “new installation”; when it prompts you to choose a partition, delete the original partition where 2K is installed, then exit.

Floor1　fck	Posted 2003-08-21 00:00
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My operating system is WIN2000, but when I use a "DOS boot disk" to boot DOS, it doesn't boot into it... I also tried adjusting the motherboard settings, but it was still no use... I still can't boot DOS... What should I do??? Can someone teach me!!!! How can I remove Windows 2000!!

Floor2　chenjun631	Posted 2003-08-21 00:00
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?? What do you mean? I don't quite get it. Want to delete 2000?　 Format it ! !!

Floor3　yong1268	Posted 2003-08-24 00:00
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Are all your hard disk partitions set to NTFS format?

Floor4　yyyf	Posted 2003-08-25 00:00
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If you have a dual-boot system: If you just temporarily don't want to use 2K, just use “sys c:” to transfer the system again to drive C where 98 is installed, then the multi-boot menu will no longer appear?”. (You can also change the default boot time in the “c:\boot.ini” file to “0” or “-1”; when you need it later, just change it back to a positive value.) If you want to delete 2K completely, then under DOS you also need to use related software (such as PQmagic) to delete the NTFS partition where 2K is located; or in 98 (you can also boot directly from the CD) run the 2K installer, and after it finishes copying the temporary files and restarts, choose “new installation”; when it prompts you to choose a partition, delete the original partition where 2K is installed, then exit.