Is a computer can boot from 3 different operating systems?
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You can theoritically boot from 256 operating systems on a single hard drive.\nI peosonally had 4 OSes running from a single HDD.\n98,2k,XP,Red Hat Linux.\n\nGo ahead and install but remember to always install the older OS first.
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Windows 98, Windows 95, CP/M-86, OS/2 1.x and of course, MS-DOS.\n\nTechnically speaking Windows 3.x isn't an operating system, it's an Operating environment.
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If you're looking for your version...click on Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System. It should say there. Or try Start -> Control Panel -> System.\n\nIf you want to see a lift of Operating Systems, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system .
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i fail to see why you need both OS's on a server, butif you insist. then you'll have to format your drive and install XP 1st so it can boot of the 1st partition
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click the start button in the lower left hand corner. Click on run.\nType in winver and press enter, that will give you your exact operating system.\n\nPersonally I think firefox is a better browser anyway though.
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there are a tonne of them, but because they're not as big as the ones you mentioned they probably wouldn't be of use as a main operating system because the support/compatibility isn't there:\nhttp://www.freebyte.com/operatingsystems/\n\ntake your pick from just about 100 of them on that page alone!
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what operating system......ask and i will answer....
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Your Correct Answer is "(D) Disk Operating System"
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Actually, it would be under the CMOS settings. You should be able to enter CMOS settings when you first turn your computer on (it will say something like '<F1 For Setup>' or 'Press Del For Setup' Look for something like that). \nOnce into the CMOS Settings, you may have to have an Administrator or Supervisor password.\nNow, look for Boot Options (or sometimes it's simply 'Boot' or 'Boot Configuration'). Go in there and see what you are able to set your boot devices as. \nAlso, see if your machine allows you to boot from USB or enable USB legacy support. Both should be enabled.\nHope this helps!
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Make a bootable cd rom and see if it boots on that.\n\nYou can even try a non-Windows OS (gasp!)\n\nLastly you could try to flash the Bios
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Means a pc which has two operating systems on it!
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No. It's just the operating system.
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Network Operating System?\nNot Otherwise Stated (or Specified) ?
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Please make sure that you are not installing the two operating systems on the same partition.
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I am not sure about the second question but the first question u can restart ur computer and whn it boots up it wud ask u to choose operating systems and modes..there u can select the safe mode and u will log in safe mode but remember u wont be able to access much of the features as u normally do.
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Sure U can have more than one os on your system just install \nprimary os on c:&#92; parttion and second one on d:&#92; or other where u like. in the case of windows  and also keep the oder if you have win 98 install it first and then xp  same goes to win03 server.\n\nAnother solution is to install VMware so you can work on two or more OS at the same time with out rebooting it is known as virtualisation  but you must have 512 MB or more Ram and a good processor at leat at 1.5 ghz for smooth working.\n\nhttp://www.vmware.com/ \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware\n\nfor more info.
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The make of computer has no bearing on the boot disc, thats operating system stuff. Do you mean you need a boot floppy/cd for a particular version of Windows or are you looking for a disc containing the motherboard drivers etc.  for that particular pc?