booting into w2k

Pinkpig

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HI, im trying to boot my w2k advance server with a boot disk. But my question is how can i boot it so i can access the c:\ drive to copy some files and make a directory??

i booted with a win98se boot disk and wasnt able to see the drives. Then i tried a program called ntfsdos but the free version only allows me to read the files. and the full version cost around $300 i believe. I dont want to shell out that much just to copy a few files and make a directory. So is tehre s similar program out there thats free??

or can anyone tell me how else i can see the contents on the c:\ drive?

thanks
Laura
 

ojai00

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If your drive is formatted to NTFS, you won't be able to see it using the Windows 98 boot disk. Have you tried using your hard drive's utility disk and low-formatting or writing zeros to the drive? You don't have a bootable Windows 2000 AS CD do you? Hope this helps.

Try here also (Bootdisk.com) :)
 

onza

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in dos u just have to type in

c:/dir = u can see contents that way
c:/.. = so u can go back

c:/xxxx = xxx's are the name of folder, to access the folder