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- Jan 1, 1970
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Ok here's my situation:
I have a 7GB hard drive that I just upgraded from Windows ME to Windows XP. I also have a 40GB hard drive running Win98. I have the XP drive set to the master and the 98 drive set to the slave, and the jumpers are set correctly on both. After I booted it detected the hard drive and everything, and it shows up in my computer. I can explore the Win98 hard drive to some extent, but if I try to open most files it says "The parameter is incorrect." I can however open a few .jpg files, but anything else I try, movies, mp3's, programs, don't work. A lot of folders also have a size of "0 bytes" when I know they have stuff in them. When I looked at the file systems on each, the Win98 is FAT32 (like it's supposed to be) but the WinXP is also FAT32 (isn't it supposed to be NFTS or something like that?) Well thanks in advance!
I have a 7GB hard drive that I just upgraded from Windows ME to Windows XP. I also have a 40GB hard drive running Win98. I have the XP drive set to the master and the 98 drive set to the slave, and the jumpers are set correctly on both. After I booted it detected the hard drive and everything, and it shows up in my computer. I can explore the Win98 hard drive to some extent, but if I try to open most files it says "The parameter is incorrect." I can however open a few .jpg files, but anything else I try, movies, mp3's, programs, don't work. A lot of folders also have a size of "0 bytes" when I know they have stuff in them. When I looked at the file systems on each, the Win98 is FAT32 (like it's supposed to be) but the WinXP is also FAT32 (isn't it supposed to be NFTS or something like that?) Well thanks in advance!