[How can i find out which devices they are if they have ? next to them]

yes, if u give a look to the previous page (2) in this forum

[[newbie] boot file]

ty jaclaz and blub

i have tryed with the fat32 on a huge 160gb ntfs hd

after the fdisk execution.. first scan.. after this.. and the prompt for use or not all the disk (obv i say not) another scan of the whole disk.. after this.. i have turned off the pc: it was a bit slow

isn't' there a chance to use.. for example a trick for the recovery console? (it starts but it doesn't execute the winnt.exe file )

i think that the command prompt is better versatile for a multiboot disc , but unhappy there's this issue

the method reported in this forum seems to be pretty complicated and less versatile

ty again for any further suggestion

[[newbie] boot file]

ty

no is a ntfs problem

seems to be impossible to install, from a dos shell, win, to a ntfs partition

the better way i have founded is create and install win on a fat32 partition smaller than 32 gb

any further suggestion?

[[newbie] boot file]

using a win98 boot file (tryed too another one found on the net, declared able to start an xp install), i receive this error:

install internal error
cannot create a swap file
cannot continue, press return to exit

HELP!

[[newbie] boot file]

u have understand my really bad english ..

so can i use the old win98 "rescue" floppy, insert it like a boot file with a burnin program and.. from there launch the win2k/xp setup like like the old 98?

thx!

ps: the second link doesn't works

(avevo il dubbio perche' leggevo in giro di hexeditor e affini per fare un multiboot, sistema un po incasinato a prima vista. ... Grazie! )

[[newbie] boot file]

hi

really newbie question

is it possible use a simple boot who call a shell prompt and manually give a simplex "cd folder_name" and so run the setup for win98/2000/xp like we all do with the olders win 9X?

thx

[Is it important to have an individual disc for each PC?]

all clear now

so no "personal code" is contained in an original cd

ty again

[Is it important to have an individual disc for each PC?]

sorry i have some prob with the language

for key did you mean the key on the "pc sticker"?

this key is the lonely difference from two installations?

[Is it important to have an individual disc for each PC?]

If your cd does not contain the CD-Key you can use it for all your PCs. If your CD contains the CD-Key see the previous paragraph.

so i can use the same cd (not a "real" unattended one, but only a sp update and some driverpacks) for all the pc: obviously any install has its own serial number and its related version (home/pro)

ty

[Is it important to have an individual disc for each PC?]

sorry but i'm interested too about this question

installing win on more than one pc, can i use the same cd, and, after insert the pc serial? or must i create a different unattend cd for every pc (using the cd given with the machine)??

ty