• Re: Win98 wont do dial-up, time to switch to 2000!?

    From Pegasus \(MVP\)@I.can@fly.com to comp.os.ms-windows.nt,comp.os.ms-windows.misc on Friday, July 25, 2003 11:09:08
    From Newsgroup: comp.os.ms-windows.misc

    See your second post.

    "Felix" <felix.erdtmann@web.de> wrote in message news:2b137e38.0307240808.4d75a637@posting.google.com...
    ok, heres the deal, the urgent deal I'd have to add as I will have to
    do this tomorrow morning so any help is MORE than appreciated.

    I tried to get win98 to do the dsl-thang, wont work and quite frankyl,
    I like win 2000 better anyway, so I recommended a switch (I am doing
    this for a friend of a friend).

    Basically what I am asking for: which is the easiest way to do the
    switch?

    Our starting point is this: win98 system, various partitions/hdds with
    files as well as programms. I figure that hardware wont be an issue as
    there is nothing more exotic than a swappable hdd and maybe a nokia communicator hookup.

    I want to go the least painful way, obviously, for example moving all
    files to one partition, formatting it (I dont even know if the
    partitions survive a format or if I will have to stick to deleting)
    and installing win2k to it.

    How can I get rid of win98 clean and simple?
    Programms I assume will have to be reinstalled due to registry
    entries?
    I should probably stick to fat32 on the w2k installation (even though
    ntfs is better) since I dont want to go through the change on all the
    other hdds and partitions!?

    And as a bottom line: I am looking at how many hours of work?


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