Hi guys,
I just helped my friend build a new computer. He originally had 2 partitions, because we forgot to create the 3rd partition from the remaining space. After the Win2K installation we realized this and rebooted with the Win2K CD to create the 3rd partition. Somehow during the partitioning process, Win2K copied some files to that partition too, but the installation process to that new partition was cancelled halfway, causing his bootup process to now show a dual boot with only 1 that's usable(since the other was cancelled halfway). After a quick format of the new partition, the dual boot still showed up. Is there any way to get rid of the dual boot, and if so, how?
Thanks!
I just helped my friend build a new computer. He originally had 2 partitions, because we forgot to create the 3rd partition from the remaining space. After the Win2K installation we realized this and rebooted with the Win2K CD to create the 3rd partition. Somehow during the partitioning process, Win2K copied some files to that partition too, but the installation process to that new partition was cancelled halfway, causing his bootup process to now show a dual boot with only 1 that's usable(since the other was cancelled halfway). After a quick format of the new partition, the dual boot still showed up. Is there any way to get rid of the dual boot, and if so, how?
Thanks!