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To: 1L
I could be wrong (sure wouldn't be the first time), but I *think* it's better to do a clean install of operating systems. IOW, save everything you want to save and then reformat the hard drive. But best to check with an actual expert.
2 posted on 12/24/2001 8:17:42 AM PST by NYC GOP Chick
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To: NYC GOP Chick
Nope, you're right - clean install is always preferred to upgrade install.
16 posted on 12/24/2001 8:40:21 AM PST by general_re
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To: NYC GOP Chick
I could be wrong (sure wouldn't be the first time), but I *think* it's better to do a clean install of operating systems.

You are absolutely 100% correct.

A fresh load of the OS is in order. Microsoft provided an upgrade path from NT4 to W2K *but* even they say that it's much better to do a fresh install of W2K vs. upgrading.

60 posted on 12/24/2001 12:18:01 PM PST by usconservative
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