You can load as many operating systems as you wish, but without a boot
manager only one will be accessible. BootitNG is often recommended as a
boot manager, but there are many others. When you have installed and
configured your boot manager, you can install each operating system to it's
own partition, and each one will think that it is installed to drive C.
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Jeff Richards
MS MVP W95/W98
"Faheem" wrote in message
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Hi, I want to load win 95 and 98 on the same hard drive.I
have partitioned my harddrive(Size 10GB) into 3 logical
drives. C,D Drive has FAT 16 file system each as big as
1.99GB. The rest is formatted in FAT 32. I have loaded
win 95 on disk C,now I want to load win 98 on E drive but
setup always defaults to C drive, how do I load it from E
drive?