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a) Yes it can multi-boot<br />
b) Yes it can uninstall<br />
c) Goto a Microsoft seminar or a Microsoft conference. You usually get it and some ComponentSource cd's you don't want<br />

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a) Yes it can multi-boot
b) Yes it can uninstall
c) Goto a Microsoft seminar or a Microsoft conference. You usually get it and some ComponentSource cd's you don't want


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In Beta 2 uninstall is unpredictable, usually best done by formatting disk/partition from NT 4 or NT 4 install disk. Beta 2 has lots of probs with missing drivers and hardware conflicts. Beta 3 is a little better, but still lacking and buggy. <br />
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Fairly cool OS though, but like any MS product I usually wait until second incarnation before I lay out any major cash for it. <br />

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In Beta 2 uninstall is unpredictable, usually best done by formatting disk/partition from NT 4 or NT 4 install disk. Beta 2 has lots of probs with missing drivers and hardware conflicts. Beta 3 is a little better, but still lacking and buggy.

Fairly cool OS though, but like any MS product I usually wait until second incarnation before I lay out any major cash for it.


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Three question, does the most recent beta support dual boot?<br />
can I uninstall it when I am done with it?<br />
Where can I get it, I really need a copy.<br />
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Three question, does the most recent beta support dual boot?
can I uninstall it when I am done with it?
Where can I get it, I really need a copy.



NT5 beta

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