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Wirehead, D:drive will be a original Win 98, but I don't think I'll have it bootable. I think once I get win2k formatted on C: and can access the files on D:, I'll probably then transfer everything over and then format D: as a W2K formatted file. If this is the case should I just format...

Humm, which is the better fdisk format today, fat 32 or NTFS?

I'm going to install Win2000 on my desktop computer. It has 2 drives, C: and D:. I plan to back up all my files on D: and then reformat C: and fresh install W2K on C:. Will I be able to get the files or see D: which will be in Win98 format from the new C: with W2K?

I'm going to install Win2000 on my desktop computer. It has 2 drives, C: and D:. I plan to back up all my files on D: and then reformat C: and fresh install W2K on C:. Will I be able to get the files or see D: which will be in Win98 format from the new C: with W2K?

IMHO, if you're buying now, I would go with Win2K, it's tested and proven. I plan to buy a new computer next year about 6 months after Win xp comes out in late Oct. That one will have Win XP installed, I'll wait till after the first service pack fixes come out. I don't think you want to buy a...