- Sep 21, 2001
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Hi, there, I have a 40GB and a 60GB harddrive. I had win98 installed in a 10 GB partition of 40GB one, and win2k installed in a 5GB partition of 60GB one. Then I tried to switch their position by using ghost 2002 Dos version, here is what I did:
Rebooted into Dos from win98
Made image files of the 2 partitions that hold my win98 and win2k, put them into another partition.
Ghosted the win98 image to the 5GB partition on the 60GB drive.
Rebooted twice into both win98 located on two hard drive, both worked.
Rebooted into Dos from win98 again.
Ghosted the win2k image to the 10GB partition on the 40GB drive.
Rebooted into win2k
Now is the problem, I could not log in win2k. I had a login name which do not require a password and an administrator username with password. However I tried it, I could not log in win2k in both cases.
Further more, when I rebooted back to win98, I found a WINNT folder and a Pagefile.sys file located at c:\. I believe those are blong to win2k system and when I first booted into that win98 they were not there. Why and how they come to the win98 partition make me confused.
Any help? Thanks in advance!
Rebooted into Dos from win98
Made image files of the 2 partitions that hold my win98 and win2k, put them into another partition.
Ghosted the win98 image to the 5GB partition on the 60GB drive.
Rebooted twice into both win98 located on two hard drive, both worked.
Rebooted into Dos from win98 again.
Ghosted the win2k image to the 10GB partition on the 40GB drive.
Rebooted into win2k
Now is the problem, I could not log in win2k. I had a login name which do not require a password and an administrator username with password. However I tried it, I could not log in win2k in both cases.
Further more, when I rebooted back to win98, I found a WINNT folder and a Pagefile.sys file located at c:\. I believe those are blong to win2k system and when I first booted into that win98 they were not there. Why and how they come to the win98 partition make me confused.
Any help? Thanks in advance!