I ran and used W2K for many years and there are many articles about it's repair. I hope you didn't do anything like put it on a drive larger than 127GB since that causes an issue on this old OS. Your average W2K user only needs a reminder about that issue.
Bob
Hi there,
I am currently using windows 2000 as my OS, but wanted to install XP for a second OS. After creating a new partition and installing xp, I restarted my computer. It then asked me to select which OS i wanted to use. I Selected Windows 2000. Starting up windows looked the same until the windows 2000 splash screen came up. After a few seconds
it showed a blue screen saying inaccessible_boot_device.
I restarted my computer and it was still coming up. I was able to get into XP without any problems.
I hope I get the answer to my problems soon,
Thank you in Advance

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