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Multibooting with Windows XP/2000 Server Problem

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gz - 21 Feb 2006 03:36 GMT
Hi, I installed XP on a machine,(C driver) then,
I tried to install 2000 Server over XP. The XP did not allow to install NT
Server, as it is an older version. So I have to install NT directely from
start on the NT CD. The NT installation (on driver D) was successful, but
when I chose boot XP, I got the following error:

Windows 2000 could not start because the following file is missing or
corrupt:

\Windows\System32\Config\SYSTEMd

Start options for Windows 2000, press F8

I tried to install XP over NT,  however, the XP is on a mamufacture recover
CD, to install XP, it must format C driver. After recovered XP, I cannot
start NT.

What can I do? pls help!
Dave Patrick - 25 Feb 2006 16:29 GMT
Boot the XP CD-Rom and from the recovery console;
fixboot C:
to repair the boot sector.

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| Hi, I installed XP on a machine,(C driver) then,
| I tried to install 2000 Server over XP. The XP did not allow to install NT
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| What can I do? pls help!
 
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