W2K DUAL BOOT SETUP PROBLEM

This is a discussion about W2K DUAL BOOT SETUP PROBLEM in the Windows Hardware category; HI IF ANY ONE CAN HELP HERE IS THE PROBLEM I HAVE A 20. 49 GB HDD PARTITIONED AS FOLLOWS WIN98SE IS ON C: DRIVE C: = 1. 94GB=W98& STUFF D: = 7. 79GB=W98 GAMES+APPS E: = 1. 94GB= I WANT TO PUT W2K HERE F: = 7.

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HI
IF ANY ONE CAN HELP
 
HERE IS THE PROBLEM
I HAVE A 20.49 GB HDD
PARTITIONED AS FOLLOWS
WIN98SE IS ON C: DRIVE
 
C: = 1.94GB=W98& STUFF
D: = 7.79GB=W98 GAMES+APPS
E: = 1.94GB= I WANT TO PUT W2K HERE
F: = 7.34GB= W2K APPS
ALSO THAT DOES NOT = 20.49 WHY IS THAT ?
 
I GO TO INSALL W2K ALL GO’S WELL UNTILL IT REBOOTS
THEN I GET ( BSOD ) WITH A MESSAGE SAYING
 
( INACCESSIBILE BOOT DEVICE OXFE4A4890)
WHATS THAT ALL ABOUT ?

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I would expect (although you haven't mentioned your hardware) that the drive is on a ATA66/UDMA2 controller.
 
W2K will not natively support these devices, so you have to get the W2K drivers from the vendors web site, and either install them during setup when asked for additional SCSI drivers, or put the drive on a regular IDE port, install W2K, install the drivers then place it back on the ATA66.