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I launched W2kpro from Win98 and all went well. I tried to image the Win98 partition with Drive Image. When it rebooted it never came back. I had to Sys C: to get Win98 to boot again. <br />
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How can I get W2Kpro to boot without doing another install and adding it to boot.ini?<br />
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Boot.ini is in Win98, but because I had to Sys.com it to get it to boot the W2kpro loader is not working.
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I launched W2kpro from Win98 and all went well. I tried to image the Win98 partition with Drive Image. When it rebooted it never came back. I had to Sys C: to get Win98 to boot again. 

How can I get W2Kpro to boot without doing another install and adding it to boot.ini?

Boot.ini is in Win98, but because I had to Sys.com it to get it to boot the W2kpro loader is not working.

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