- Nov 4, 2000
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I had win 98 installed on a c drive. Then I got a 2nd hd and wanted to install win xp on it. everything went smooth except one issue. I installed it directly by booting from the cd-rom ( i have cd-rom and cdrw). so when xp saw the unpartitioned drive it asked to partitioned it as an F: drive because d: and E: were the two cd-rom drives. How do I force the computer to change this so that I have c=win98, d=winxp, e anf f= cdrom drive? I am willing to reinstall win xp again but still don't know how to force the drive recognition. Once a boot volume drive is partitioned a certain assignment, is it permament?
second issue:
I have a 8kha+ and 1600+ setup. With win 98, i had the shutdown problem that plagued so many. It would not completely shut down. Had epox sent me a replacement bios chip and never had the problem again. Now that i have win xp installed it is happening again! Except it is not as bad. At least now it gets to the screen, "you may shut down your computer safely". Also, it can restart without a problem (something my pre-bios exchange win 98 could not do). Any suggestion?
second issue:
I have a 8kha+ and 1600+ setup. With win 98, i had the shutdown problem that plagued so many. It would not completely shut down. Had epox sent me a replacement bios chip and never had the problem again. Now that i have win xp installed it is happening again! Except it is not as bad. At least now it gets to the screen, "you may shut down your computer safely". Also, it can restart without a problem (something my pre-bios exchange win 98 could not do). Any suggestion?
