Can 2k pro be upgraded to server?  I get a message saying
that my 2k server install CD will not upgrade 2k pro.  
Seems to me I heard/read somewhere that Microsoft did not
allow for this upgrade path.  

I started installing SP-4 on a drive that is only half full (24 GB on a 40
GB drive).
Install proceeded about 1/2 way through and got progressively slower with
each file.

I am presently running Microsoft Windows Me on my laptop,
and want to upgrade to Windows 2000 Professional.  If I do
so, will have to completely reload and reconfigure the
software presently loaded on my computer?

I have Office 2000 on a PC at work and am upgrading to a
new PC.  Am I able to uninstall the Office 2000 software
and reinstall this onto my new PC?  How do I go about
doing this?  Will I run into any difficulties when

I have a user who received a popup message (possibly a
virus, I don't know the full details)saying that her
Windows 2000 installation was invalid and to put a Windows
2000 Installation CD in the D: drive. The only Windows

I am bring a new W2K system up to current level of
support. When I execute the application that downloaded
(W2Ksp4_EN.exe) I get a message to th effect that the
installation program cannot connect to the server. There

What is the preferred method of going from 1 server
running NT 4.0 sp5, single domain, to a brand new server
which will have Win2K/AD ?
Thanks - Wayne

I just installed the Win 2K SP4. The PC restarted after
doing the download and install, it gets to the Win 2K boot
screen, shuts down and starts over again. This has been
going on for over 30 minutes. I have tried turning the PC

My computer has lots of problems, and is infested with
viruses.  How do I go about burning down the hard drive?  
I will install XP Pro later, but first I want to clean
the drive completely.

I have the opportunity to upgrade my Thinkpad notebook
from W2Kpro to Win XPpro.  I don't play games on it so I
wondered if there is any good reason to upgrade from a
stability/security standpoint.  The downside to the

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This is a bit tricky;
First install of Windows 2000 was on C:  Eventually loaded a fresh copy onto
D, but the boot files were still on C. I eventually deleted most of the

I'm looking for the procedure to change my OS from XP Home
edition to Windows 2000 Pro.  I want to do a clean
installation.  Thanks, Dolan

I have just installed W2K on my laptop and want to get rid
of the administrator logon screen (like you can with XP)
so that it boots directly to the desktop.
How can I do this in W2K???

I have encountered a MCSE question as follows and I hope
you can provide explanation of the selected answer.
You are the administrator of the network supporting
computers running Windows NT Workstation 4.0. You are

I have a client that wants to upgrade from and NT4 domain
to WINDOWS 2ooo on a new hardware.
What would be a good method of doing this without having
to recreate the user accounts?