[pchelpers] Re: windows 2000 pro and password

No encartis here:~ ) (this time)
Thanks Jackie!
If I want to dual boot can I install Win2k on an established drive such as
the one I'm now using?
It is an 80gig with almost 65 gigs still unused.
Ed

From: "Jacqueline MacWhirter" <jmacwhirter@xxxxxxxxx>
>> Hi ED:
> You can bypass it as you install it-- the only way you need a password
> if you are dual booting- I was single booting for awhile and for my
studies
> I had  to install a server--  so I need a password for the server but not
> for  Win 2000  pro -- I believe it will ask you if its for a single user
say yes--
> and you won't need a password.-- You need to install SP3 for windows 2000
pro  is
> a must.
>


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