GD 2W10 Posted July 12, 2022 Posted July 12, 2022 (edited) Hi, Is it possible to boot Windows 2000 on UEFI? I know it is possible to boot Windows XP and Whistler Beta 1 on UEFI, but wanted to know if it was possible to boot 2000 on UEFI. One person was able to boot Whistler Beta 1 on UEFI, but struggled with 2296. I tried this on Windows 2000, and followed the same steps shown in NTDEV'S XP UEFI video. When I try to boot it with the Vista 5219 files, I get the 0xc000000f error. What would need to be done to get 2000 running on UEFI? If it isn’t possible, why? Edited December 11, 2022 by GD 2W10
GD 2W10 Posted Thursday at 11:10 PM Author Posted Thursday at 11:10 PM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbPvmulgdP8 video of me attempting to boot it in uefi with freeldr
Start Me Up Posted Thursday at 11:52 PM Posted Thursday at 11:52 PM Are you using the vanilla VGA.sys + VGA.dll as graphics driver or something from Windows XP?
GD 2W10 Posted Thursday at 11:53 PM Author Posted Thursday at 11:53 PM Just now, Start Me Up said: Are you using the vanilla VGA.sys + VGA.dll as graphics driver or something from Windows XP? vanilla
Start Me Up Posted Thursday at 11:57 PM Posted Thursday at 11:57 PM (edited) The blue screen you got means in many situations that the graphics driver was not able to list any display mode. You could try my universal graphics driver for Windows 2000. But the chances are no way close to 100% that this will fix the problem. It might be a problem with videoprt.sys or no access to the VGA configuration registers. Edited yesterday at 12:28 AM by Start Me Up 1
Start Me Up Posted yesterday at 12:01 AM Posted yesterday at 12:01 AM (edited) If it doesn't work either, then I can add some checks to narrow down the problem. Btw: You got surprisingly far in the booting process. Once the graphic issue is solved, you will most likely see the graphical user interface of Windows 2000. Edited yesterday at 12:30 AM by Start Me Up 1
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