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installing 2000 server on a virtual pc

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the_nudge - 24 Oct 2004 20:30 GMT
hi,

i am just starting out with network admin, and for learning purposes i
have been trying to install windows 2000 server (msdn disc 2427.1 -
current subscription) on a virtual machine & virtual hard disc with
ntfs, but installation keeps hanging.

initially, i thought that the missing files ntoskerl, kernel32 and so
on needed to be installed on a previous version of windows - eg 2000
pro.

so i installed windows 2000 pro successfully, but when i went to
upgrade it to the 2000 server the same thigns happened. blue stop
screen and kernel32 again at fault.

any ideas of what i have to do? my end target is to finally install
win2003 server on the virtual machine.

and secondly, when i abandoned the server setup, the virtual machine
went to a dual boot system showing the "windows 2000 pro" and "windows
2000 server setup" - i think to disable this i simply need to modify
the boot.ini in the winnt directory - am i right?

thanks for your help
Kenneth Engelhardt - 29 Oct 2004 00:36 GMT
Hello,

Please see the following Microsoft Knowlege Base Articles

Supported Guest Operating Systems in Virtual PC
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;831461

How to Hide Boot.ini Entries from Displaying After Multiple Installations
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;160899

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