Creating Windows NT and Windows 2000 Setup Disks

Creating Windows NT and Windows 2000 Setup Disks

For Windows NT 4.0, perform the following steps:

1. Start your computer, it can be running MS-DOS, WFW, Windows 95/98 or NT.
2. Insert the Windows NT installation CD into the drive.
3. Open a command prompt (command.com in MS-DOS, WFW or Windows 95/98 or cmd.exe if Windows NT).
4. Change directories to the i386 folder on the CD-ROM.

   X:\i386>

   Where “X” is your CD-ROM drive letter.

5. If you are running NT or Windows 95/98 enter the command:

   X:\i386>winnt32 /ox

   Any other 16 bit operating systems (MS-DOS or WFW) type:

   X:\i386>winnt /ox

6. You will need 3 formatted floppy disks.

For Windows 2000, perform the following steps:

1. Start your computer, it can be running MS-DOS, WFW, Windows 95/98 or NT.
2. Insert the Windows 2000 installation CD into the drive.
3. Open a command prompt (command.com in MS-DOS, WFW or Windows 95/98 or cmd.exe if Windows NT).
4. Change directories to the BOODISK folder on the CD-ROM.

   X:\bootdisk>

   Where “X” is your CD-ROM drive letter.

5. Enter the following command and touch enter.

   X:\bootdisk> makeboot a:

6. You will need 4 formatted floppy disks.

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