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Uninstalling NT Server: How?

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Ponyboy25

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I've got a pc with NT Server 4 (SP 6) that I want to uninstall, partition and reformat the HD, and dualboot 98/2000 server. How can I get to DOS so I can fdisk and then reformat? Is it possible with NT Server installed?😕
 
have you tried booting from a floopy??? im not too familiar with nt4 so just a suggestion.








dam()
 
What floppy?

I don't think that you could use the 98 Startup disk, and I don't see an option to create a boot disk in NT.
 
If your BIOS supports it, you can boot from the win98 CD and start the computer in dos with CD support. Then
c:> cd [cddrive]\win98
[cddrive]\win98> fdisk
and use fdisk to delete non dos partitions and set up a new primary partition.

if for some reason fdisk won't work you can use the NT setup CD to boot and repartition your drive ( but it only supports 2GB fat 16 which you would want to repartition with fdisk anyway).
 
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