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I recently attempted to install WindowsNT onto my hard drive which already had
Windows95, using Partition Magic.  I followed the instructions in the manual, and
used the included boot manager.  However, when I tried to run Windows95, it prompted
me to
"C>Enter your command interpreteur(e.g.C:\Windows\command.com).  I couldn't figure
out what the problem was.  Can anyone help?

Fred Vander Werff wrote:

> Stephan:
>
> You may find that the cleanest, easiest way to install these OS's on the same
> machine would be to use PowerQuest's PartitionMagic software to set up the
> partitions on your primary bootable drive.  If you already have an operating
> system installed on the machine, PartitionMagic will create the other partitions
> without affecting any of the data or programs you already have on the drive.
> Once the partitions are created, installed the other operating systems is
> simple:  just set the partition you want to install an OS to as the Active
> partition, boot to it, install the OS, then go back to PartitionMagic and set
> the next partition Active, until you're done.  Afterward, you can use IBM's Boot
> Manager (included with PartitionMagic) to manage which OS to boot to.
>
> This is a basic outline of a detailed process.  For more details, check out our
> website at www.powerquest.com.  The Support area of the site includes Technical
> White Papers that cover a multi-operating system setup that you may find
> helpful.
>
> Thanks-
>
> Fred Vander Werff
> PowerQuest Corporation
>
> Stephan Leuenberger wrote:
>
> > I'd like to have ,win95, win98 and win nt4.0 on the same computer, what is
> > the easyest and best way to do this? with several harddisk or some software?