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TIP fdisk /mbr to remove Lilo from mbr

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12-Jan-2001, 01:11 AM #1
I had installed Linux(redhat7.0) but when it crashed i reformatted the Linux partitions
No problems Win started normally
but after yet another freeze
it rebooted ending with
LI
So it was trying to boot the linux partion again, then this tip ame from a friend
Insert win 98 cd
Startup (not setup with or without droms support)
At prompt type:fdisk /mbr
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12-Jan-2001, 02:02 PM #2
I'll move this over to the tips forum.
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