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i just removed xp for my second drive because it failed and upgraded Winme to xp on my 1st drive. now the boot loader gives me an option of winxp or winxp 🙂
how do i remove the bootloader. can someone explain what this fdisk/mbr is
I'm unsure about the winxp bootloader, but I can explain fdisk /mbr.
/MBR is an undocumented function from Microsofts side. It is in fact documented in Linux manuals. MBR stands for Master Boot Record and is a common place to store Linux boot loaders like LILO. When running "fdisk /mbr" you will format that space. The machine will then try to boot whatever is on the first sector on the first partition. Windows 9X boots fine when MBR is formatted.
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