Dual Booting Windows 2000 and NT

by Wayne Maples [Published on 20 April 2004 / Last Updated on 20 April 2004]

From Windows 2000, you can select which OS will be default by editing the boot.ini (as in NT4) or by right clicking and selecting

My Computer / Properties / Advanced / Startup and Recovery / Set Default operating System pulldown

In a dual boot situation (or you install Windows NT on to NTFS partitions created by Windows 2000), you must be aware that Windows 2000 NTFS supports capacities unavailable to the Windows NT NTFS. Windows NT SP4 or later can function in the dual boot environment but the Windows NT chkdsk or autochk.exe can not repair the Windows 2000 NTFS. An attempt to run the Windows NT chkdsk against the new NTFS will result in

Err Msg: This Drive Cannot Be Checked with this Version of ...

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