Win98SE / WINME and WIN2000 / WINXP / WIN2003 dual system start
First brief analysis (see in-depth discussion, please refer to
This post) causes a double startup failure due to reloading Win98SE / WINME:
That's because you have lost 4 important startup files after the C drive: NTLDR, NTDETEC, Bootsect.dos and Boot.ini
But just back up these four files before reinstalling, copy it back after reinstalling, and you can't achieve dual start! The reason is that your C disk system guiding sector has been covered by Win98 / WinMe: it turns the previously controlled system boot sector controlled by OS Loader into system boot sector, so although you copy back The four documents, because the boot sector still does not restore the appearance of the double start, so you still can't achieve dual start.
And more situations do not have a backup of these four important system files, but don't matter, I will back up these 4 files here because bootsect.dos is Win98SE production, whether in the first version of Win98 There is still a further confirmation that friends using the following dual system combination can be absolutely safe to use:
Any version of Win98SE / WINME and WIN2000 / WINME and WIN2003, theoretically use WinXP NTLDR and NTDETEC to boot win2000; using Win2003 NTLDR and NTDetec can boot Win2000 and WinXP, no line: that is, the following operating system These two files can boot the previous operating system. But if you still don't worry, I have a full set! Which one you choose.
In addition, the boot.ini file is written in the case where the C disk is installed in the C disk, and the Win2000 / WinXP / Win2003 is installed. If your operating system is installed, please make a corresponding modification, I also provide first. Starting from the C drive (Win98 / WinME) and first starts from the D disk (Win2000 / WinXP / Win2003).
The following is the backup of these four files, and then copy them to the C-root directory after decompression!
