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Answer» i have configure a dual boot system CONSISTING of windows 98 in FAT 32 partition and windows xp using NTFS partition, i check my windows xp installation and it look good, however when i boot to windows 98 i cannot see the files in the NTFS partition.what might the source of the problem? A FAT32 system will not be able to read a NTFS without, as I understand, a third party driver. I have googled but found nothing yetWindows 9x (that INCLUDES all 95 and 98 releases) does not support NTFS. XP supports both FAT (16 & 32) and NTFS. That is why your xp system will see all but your 98 system will only see the FAT32 stuff. The solution is to re-do the xp installation, but this time format the partition as FAT32 first, not NTFS. You will lose all of the benefits of NTFS (Quotas, Compression etc.) but you do get the desired ability to access both partitions in both 98 and xp.i successfully install xp pro and i want to check my drive for error.how can i check the error?CHKDSK /r and hit Enter.then i want to set up a dual boot senario between xp and 98 how would i do this?Replace the PSU...Quote from: jheremie on December 10, 2008, 07:41:28 PM then i want to set up a dual boot senario between xp and 98 how would i do this? Didn't you already do this? LET's get this straight. 1) When you start up your computer, do you get two choices on the screen: "Windows XP Professional Edition" "Windows 98" (or something like that)? Yes No If Yes, then I have no idea why you asked this question. That's like asking "How do I ride a bike" while you're riding it!!!! 2) Windows 98 CANNOT READ NTFS!!! What this means is when you boot to your Windows 98 operating system, you CANNOT CANNOT CANNOT see what's on your Windows XP partition! Windows 98 = FAT or FAT32 partitions only. Can't read anything else. Windows XP = FAT, FAT32, and NTFS. That's why XP can read your 98 stuff, but 98 can't read your XP stuff. To fix this problem, you should have formatted your XP partition in FAT32. That way, 98 could see your XP stuff. NTFS is GREEK to Windows 98. It's like someone trying to speak Spanish, French, or German to you!!! : unless you happen to know Spanish, French, or German, of course. So, in this order: 1) Backup your data. 2) Create two FAT32 partitions. 3) Install Windows 98 first. 4) Install Windows XP second. DO NOT convert to NTFS!

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i have configure a dual boot system CONSISTING of windows 98 in FAT 32 partition and windows xp using NTFS partition, i check my windows xp installation and it look good, however when i boot to windows 98 i cannot see the files in the NTFS partition.what might the source of the problem?
A FAT32 system will not be able to read a NTFS without, as I understand, a third party driver.

I have googled but found nothing yetWindows 9x (that INCLUDES all 95 and 98 releases) does not support NTFS. XP supports both FAT (16 & 32) and NTFS. That is why your xp system will see all but your 98 system will only see the FAT32 stuff.

The solution is to re-do the xp installation, but this time format the partition as FAT32 first, not NTFS. You will lose all of the benefits of NTFS (Quotas, Compression etc.) but you do get the desired ability to access both partitions in both 98 and xp.i successfully install xp pro and i want to check my drive for error.how can i check the error?CHKDSK /r and hit Enter.then i want to set up a dual boot senario between xp and 98 how would i do this?Replace the PSU...Quote from: jheremie on December 10, 2008, 07:41:28 PM

then i want to set up a dual boot senario between xp and 98 how would i do this?

Didn't you already do this?

LET's get this straight.

1) When you start up your computer, do you get two choices on the screen: "Windows XP Professional Edition" "Windows 98" (or something like that)? Yes No

If Yes, then I have no idea why you asked this question. That's like asking "How do I ride a bike" while you're riding it!!!!

2) Windows 98 CANNOT READ NTFS!!!

What this means is when you boot to your Windows 98 operating system, you
CANNOT
CANNOT
CANNOT
see what's on your Windows XP partition!

Windows 98 = FAT or FAT32 partitions only. Can't read anything else.
Windows XP = FAT, FAT32, and NTFS. That's why XP can read your 98 stuff, but 98 can't read your XP stuff.

To fix this problem, you should have formatted your XP partition in FAT32. That way, 98 could see your XP stuff. NTFS is GREEK to Windows 98. It's like someone trying to speak Spanish, French, or German to you*!!!

*: unless you happen to know Spanish, French, or German, of course.

So, in this order:

1) Backup your data.
2) Create two FAT32 partitions.
3) Install Windows 98 first.
4) Install Windows XP second. DO NOT convert to NTFS!

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