"Bob T" <bobt@excite.com> wrote in message
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Try John's suggestion. If it does not work, then get a free
copy of ptedit.exe from the PowerQuest site. This is a partition
table editor that lets you examine the boot sector for each
partition. I bet you have some wrong numbers in there -
Win98 ignores them but Win2000 objects to them. As to
what these numbers should be - your guess is as good as
mine. Fortunately, any change you make can be reversed,
as long as you jot down the original value.