Win2k installation question
This is a discussion about Win2k installation question in the Customization Tweaking category; Hi - this should be an easy question for you. I am running NT4 SP5 and am about to update to Win2k. For various reasons I am going to update and not do a clean install, and yes, I am aware of the implications of that step.
Hi - this should be an easy question for you.
I am running NT4 SP5 and am about to update to Win2k. For various reasons I am going to update and not do a clean install, and yes, I am aware of the implications of that step...
What I want to know is, do I change my BIOS settings to Plug and Play OS: Yes? At present obviously it is set at No for NT4.
If I do change it, at what point do I do so? After the installation is complete, before starting, halfway? Will Win2k be able to identify and configure my hardware successfully without this change?
Thanks for the advice
I am running NT4 SP5 and am about to update to Win2k. For various reasons I am going to update and not do a clean install, and yes, I am aware of the implications of that step...
What I want to know is, do I change my BIOS settings to Plug and Play OS: Yes? At present obviously it is set at No for NT4.
If I do change it, at what point do I do so? After the installation is complete, before starting, halfway? Will Win2k be able to identify and configure my hardware successfully without this change?
Thanks for the advice
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I would change it before. But after changing it make sure NT4 has booted and is running with no porblems or errors. Then upgrade. I am just guessing though but this is what makes sence to me.
i got mine set to no and win2k runs and installs fine.
Ditto what eddie wrote.
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Regards,
clutch
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Regards,
clutch
You should leave your BIOS set to Plug and Play OS = No.
well i have pnp os set to yes, with no problems at all.... i guess it really doesn't matter
I agree set it to No. Yes causes more problems than no.
I believe it is even noted in the manual to leave it as "No".
I don't think it matters for Win2k. I have tried both Yes and No and Win2k just assigns the IRQs either way.