i'm currently running windows 2000 on my computer. however, when i installed it, instead of just upgrading from the old OS (win98), i chose to keep 98 installed on the computer, and installed win2000 separately. so now i have two separate OS's on the computer. my problem is that i'm beginning to run out of hard drive space and i want to remove win98 to free up some space. i have no idea how to go about doing this, so any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance.
-nathan

So you have 2 seperate partitions, one with 98 and the other with 2000? When you boot up does it give you a choice of which to boot into?

i'm not exactly sure about the partitions (is there a way to determine that?). but yes, when i start up the computer, it gives me the option to run win2000 or win98

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=285480

I have 3 WINDOWS 2000 installed on my system...when i boot up...it askes for the option to choose out of those 3.
kidnly let me know...how do i remove the unwanted 2.

thanx
mik