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Hi ... Not realizing what was going to happen I try the option in Outlook " detect and repair " Afterward I notice I had to reset up my emails accounts , I thought this was just going to repair any missing files and that what ever emails I had in my accounts would stay intact , Well I was wrong big time , Make matter worse those emails that I care about where send on the same day I try this detect and repair option , So I couldn't do system restore , Is there any way I can get these emails back which where in my email accounts ? TIA

Hi ... Thanks for that link ....

Hi ... I would like to learn how or what I could do with using the command prompt , Does anyone know where I can learn how to use the command prompt ? I mean what function I can perform by using the command prompt , Thanks Title Edited - Please follow new posting rules from now on. --Zxian

Thanks Mr Snrub ... I now have the system up and running with both OS , Everything seem to be working just right , Thanks !!! PS : Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all ....

Ok then , Does the D drive need to be the master ? Can it be set up in the slave instead ? Thanks

Hi ... I am having one problem at the moment , What I have done was set up the size of the 3 drives , I am using all of the 6gb hard drive as slave and the bigger hard drive into 2 partition 20 /100 as master , When I click the " enter " to start the set up for 2000 and its set at the moment on the 6 gb slave drive it redirect to the d drive and this what comes on the screen afterward , Because d drive is bigger then 2000 mb , set up will format the drive with the FAT32 file system ... Files stored on the drive will not be available when using other operating systems, such as MS-DOS or or some versions of Microsoft Windows... Is this because I have the smaller HDD set as slave and trying to use this HDD with the c drive ? Or why is this happening ? Thanks !

Hi Mr Snrub ... Sounds good to me your suggestion , I thought I had to boot off the xp disk and format the other drive for it to work dual boot , I didn't know I can just do as your suggestion , Thanks for the tip

Hi ... I could use the help of the pros , What I want to do is install xp pro and 2000 pro on the same computer on 2 hard drives , At the moment I have a 6gb hard drive and 120gb hard drive , I want to boot off the 2000 disk format the 6 gb hard drive and install 2000 afterward boot off the xp disk , format the drive and also partition this 120 gb into 2 drive >> D drive 20gb , P drive 100 gb , Install xp on the d drive and everything else will be on my P drive , Is this the correct way of going about it ? Thanks

Hey your cute but , ok, beside that lol , I thought to do such it would be something like how you slipstream xp but , It seem its a totally different way altogether, Boy there is much to read , I couldn't read all that ...

Hi ... I am curious about windows 2000 pro , Is there 2 different sp4 ? One being the original and the new one which is this Microsoft Releases Windows 2000 Update Rollup sp4 ... Also I am interested in slipstream up to the latest which is I believe Microsoft Releases Windows 2000 Update Rollup , correct ? Now I know there has been more updates since this latest sp4 , My question is when I extract sp4 with windows 2000 from the comman prompt , Can I also do this with the updates which came out after sp4 , More or less place them altogether onto a windows 2000 disk , I guess what I am trying to say is , When I extract sp4 , Can I also extract the other updates one at a time , So I will have it altogether with windows 2000 pro ? Or it doesn't work that way I can only slipstream windows 2000 with sp4 only , Can someone please tell what is the right way ? Thanks