Its just that Im not aware of it, so like I said thanks for saving my skin anyway.:PHmm, looks like Im confusing everyone whos reading my question. Just wanna make it clear that I myself wouldnt dare of asking pirated stuff in here. Uninstall Ghost from other persons computer.Does that sound about right Magarity:Yeah I know.
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Install Ghost and make several new happy utility floppies just to have a good supply. Happy utility floppy is now unhappy due to some bad sectors or whatever.So the real question here is: How does Neo78 make a utility floppy from the Win2k-uninstallable old version of Ghost on CDROMPotential answer: find a friendcoworkerrelative who still has a Win98 machine. Win2000 refuses to allow old Ghost version from CDROM to install.5. Neo78 installed the old Ghost from CDROM and made a happy utility floppy.3. Neo78 had an older PC (Win98 or similar) and a version of Ghost on CDROM from the same time period.2. I wasnt directing that at you so much as to anyone who might jump in here with hey, email me and Ill attach the program in a reply types who are suprisingly common.Oh, I see the source of everyones confusion. Will look into those links soon.How the heck can I boot my PC running W2K into DOS (not safe mode), the setup boot disks sure didnt help.Ĭan I do anything about the 6.03 that I have in the CD, to copy it to a disk and make it bootable for W2K That is how my old 6.03 works. Would prefer all in one disk kinda solution.zkanker:Ok thanks. Oh yeah, I have 6.03 in a bundled cd for a mo-bo but it wont work in W2K. Jvuz:Thanks for the comments.magarity:Ive been here long enough so I know the rules and regulations. If you search around you may be able to find an older version of the free trial on the shareware-type sites.a quick browse revealed to me, for example:(this one looked to be a demo, not a trial version)You might also considder one of the many freeware programs that are similar to this. I cant see gaining the kind of word-of-mouth excitement itd need.īe an X.5 in 12 months, with service packs and whatnot in between. Norton does offer a free trial version, and it looks like they used to, too.
I do not know whether I posted this question correctly but since it has something to do with storage.
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