[YRTNEG]

Ok,lol worth a try

[4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie]

Can't help but wonder if that's Cheesepuff (from the forums) selling that W2000 disc on eBay??

The Q&A at the bottom:

Q: Silly question I know, but have you removed Windows 2000 from the non-internet machine you installed it on?
A: Hi, not a silly question, i have destroyed the hard drive it was installed on using a sledgehammer hence technically i have uninstalled it!

Remember the thread about him destroying his PC with a sledgehammer..
and scoring a "Hard Disk Home Run"

Hell of a coincidence.

[triathleterob]

Originally Posted by philthomas

It doesn't look as though it's an Upgrade Disk, but if it were, that shouldn't be a problem, providing you have an old W95 or W98 Disk, as it will simply ask for a qualifying product disk to be inserted, during a "Clean" installation.

Phil

I don't have a 95 or 98 disc but I guess they will be easier to get hold of than 2000 pro.
I could try and ask the seller to throw in his old 95/98 if he still has either.

Will I need product key for 95/98 disc?

Thanks

Rob

[philthomas]

IIRC you dont need the product key for the qualifying product.
If it is an Upgrade Disk, W2K will reach a stage of the Clean Install and ask you to insert the qualifying product disk.
It's just checking that you possess the disk and thereby qualify for the upgrade.

[cheesepuff]

Originally Posted by 4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie

Can't help but wonder if that's Cheesepuff (from the forums) selling that W2000 disc on eBay??

The Q&A at the bottom:


Remember the thread about him destroying his PC with a sledgehammer..
and scoring a "Hard Disk Home Run"

Hell of a coincidence.

yeah that is me! lol jk. no, its not my listing. it is a strange coincidence though. but as u can tell by he flag next to my purple hippo, im from the usa, and this listing is in the uk. amazing though!