Re: Replacing a corrupted file

If the xp drive has the ntfs file system windows 98 did not read it nativly, 98 only read fat native.


Eric P < tazcat1869%40yahoo.com">tazcat1869yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, just want to know if I put a hard drive with windows xp on a
computer as a slave to the computer running win 98se will I be able to
gain access to the slave drive from the 98se os and replace the
corrupted file in the xp os?

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Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 6:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Computer Support] Replacing a corrupted file

If the xp drive has the ntfs file system windows 98 did not read it nativly, 98 only read fat native.

Eric P < tazcat1869%40yahoo.com">tazcat1869yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, just want to know if I put a hard drive with windows xp on a
computer as a slave to the computer running win 98se will I be able to
gain access to the slave drive from the 98se os and replace the
corrupted file in the xp os?

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