upgrading a dual boot

[HTcracker]

Ive been using a dual-boot config. for several months now, (win 98se on one ata 100 HD and win 2000 pro on another
ata100 HD) the idea being to have good gaming on 98 for my teenager and good stability and security on 2000 for
me and the wifes at home work. these two needs also have to be kept seperate (my wifes employers wishes)hence the
two seperate HDs. anyway; I have come to admire 2000 greatly while becoming more discusted with 98 by the day.
I still need to keep gaming completly away from our business HD but I now wish to completly wipe 98 off the the
first "C" HD and install a clean win 2000. Still having a dual-boot but now with win 2000 on each drive.
Wiping and installing win 2000 on "C" is no big problem but how do I leave my "D" drive as is and modify the
bootloader to show two choices of win 2000?

 

[obenton]

Just install w2k on C:, and w2k will adjust the boot menu for you. Protect yourself, in case you have trouble quickly installing w2k on C:, by creating a floppy that will boot your w2k on D: - just format a floppy using w2k, and to it copy (from C:\) ntldr, ntdetect.com, and boot.ini - it will boot your w2k for you until you get the new w2k installed with the new boot menu.