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These &quot;free&quot; downloads are maddening. &nbsp;They make it almost impossible to perform. &nbsp;You click on a link that says download ubcd and it takes you to a registry cleaner page or some other software. &nbsp;I have just spent 10 minutes looking for 1 url that will give me the save or run page for the download!<br />
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Maddening!
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These "free" downloads are maddening.  They make it almost impossible to perform.  You click on a link that says download ubcd and it takes you to a registry cleaner page or some other software.  I have just spent 10 minutes looking for 1 url that will give me the save or run page for the download!

Maddening!

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Finally, Majorgeeks made it easy... no phony links 
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Finally, Majorgeeks made it easy... no phony links

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Problem not resolved.... booted with xp disk and it wanted admin password to C&quot;\wint &nbsp;I did not have it so I am sending computer back to cousin in NJ so that he can Ghost and image back to it..... 
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Problem not resolved.... booted with xp disk and it wanted admin password to C"\wint  I did not have it so I am sending computer back to cousin in NJ so that he can Ghost and image back to it.....

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Hi,<br />
My Dell Windows 2000 Pro system just went south. &nbsp;I get a Loader Error 3 message and the boot stops. &nbsp;It will not even boot into Safe mode. &nbsp;Files load up to the AGP440.sys file.<br />
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I do not have the Windows 2000 CD. &nbsp;<br />
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I believe there was another partition (D) out there but I did not look to see what was in there.<br />
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Am I sunk? &nbsp;And if so, how deep is the &quot;water&quot;, or is that which I am in of a different (and more dense than water) substance?
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Hi,
My Dell Windows 2000 Pro system just went south.  I get a Loader Error 3 message and the boot stops.  It will not even boot into Safe mode.  Files load up to the AGP440.sys file.

I do not have the Windows 2000 CD.  

I believe there was another partition (D) out there but I did not look to see what was in there.

Am I sunk?  And if so, how deep is the "water", or is that which I am in of a different (and more dense than water) substance?

Windows 2000 Loader Error 3

Windows 2000 is an operating system for use on both client and server computers. It is the successor to Windows NT 4.0, and is the last version of Microsoft Windows to display the "Windows NT" designation. Four editions of Windows 2000 were released (Professional, Server, Advanced Server, and Datacenter Server) that shared a core set of features, including many system utilities such as the Microsoft Management Console. All versions of the operating system support NTFS 3.0, Encrypting File System, as well as basic and dynamic disk storage. The Windows 2000 Server family includes support for Active Directory services, Distributed File System and fault-redundant storage volumes.