Multi-system installation using a bit to delete articles

* What to do before deleting

Backing up frequently used data

Windows XP And in Windows 2000, the path to save user files is different from the familiar Windows 98 system. It is stored in the Documents and Settings folder in the root directory of the system partition, such as "My Documents" and "Favorites". Information is stored in it, it is best to do a backup of the folder before deleting the system.

Before uninstalling the Windows 98 system, it is best to back up a folder called Application Data, which is located in the Windows directory, which holds some important data for each application.

In addition, if you save a lot of Office template data, it is best to back up. For Windows 98, the Word
template file is stored in the Windows\\Application Data\\Microsoft\\Templates directory by default. Open this folder and back up all files with the suffix dot.

* Backing up related data such as applications

If you want to reinstall an operating system after deleting a system, users must always reset some applications installed on the system, very Troublesome. To avoid duplication of effort, you can back up the user configuration data for these applications before deleting the system.

1. Back up application configuration data, etc.

General applications will create their own configuration information files in the Windows installation directory. The extensions of these files are ini, such as MP3 player software. The Winamp registration information file is Winamp.ini. We just use the resource manager to open the installation directory of the current operating system, right click in the window, select the "Arrange icons → by type" item, let all the configuration files with the suffix name ini be arranged together, and then select the desired Configuration files, copy them to other directories.

2. The commonly used applications have the function of backup, and the function of exporting and importing configuration information is designed. For example, in Office XP, we can use the "User Settings Save Wizard" function to save the program settings, select the "Start → Programs → Microsoft Office Tools" program group, and then click the "User Settings Save Wizard" item, you can bring up the wizard window According to the prompt, it is convenient to back up the configuration information.

* Remove Windows 98

First enter Windows 2000 or Windows XP, then right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties → Advanced, click the “Settings” button in “Startup and Recovery” and change the startup time to “0”. In this way, you will enter Windows 2000 or Windows XP directly at startup without the selection menu appearing. Finally, delete Windows 9x Windows, Program Files directory and boot files (including io.sys, msDOS.sys, command.com, autoexec.bat and config.sys).

* Remove Windows 2000/XP

If you want to delete Windows 2000 or Windows XP, first delete the directory where Windows 2000 or Windows XP is located in Windows 9x environment, then use a Windows Start the 9x boot disk (as determined by the operating system), enter "SYS C:" after "A:", and re-deliver the system to the C drive where Windows 9x is located.