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          It sounds like the partition could have been inadvertantly converted to
FAT32.  If your version of Win95 doesn't support FAT32 and the partiton is converted to
FAT32, Win95 won't boot.  However, to verify what is happening, I will need to see some
additional information.  This information can be obtained by running a utility called
Partinfo.exe (it comes packaged with PartitionMagic).  Run Partinfo at a DOS prompt by
typing, "PARTINFO >INFO.TXT" then email me the INFO.TXT output file.

Take Care -- Jason M.
PowerQuest Corp.


SLYKING@prodigy.net wrote:

> 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?