Ray,

Yes, that is a 40 GB NTFS partition (Vista) in front of W4, but I have
another computer where I have a 12 GB Win2K FAT32 partition and behind it a
W4 on FAT16 and it works perfectly.  The working one is > 1024 cylinders
(8 GB).
Recall that I am booting off the UPDCD CD when the "unable to
operate" occurs and even putting a C: (partition) in front of W4 did
not change anything.  Again, I think the question of what are the assigned
drive letters comes up.  DFSDOS reports D: for W4.  BTW, I can boot off the
same UPDCD CD on the working machine (12 GB W2K/W4 behind it) and
everything is OK  i.e. it gets to the W4 install screen.

Jordan Krim
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> I am on a show floor computer with a line behind me. This will be short.
> 
> Is that a 40G NTFS in front of W4?  That means you are trying to boot
W4 >1024 
> (8G).
> 
> We have to go out and come in again.
> 
> Ray
> 



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