I am trying to reinstall Windows 2000 on my laptop. Half way through the install it asks for the file NT5INF.CAT which I understand has something to do with the CD-ROM drive.
I have tried rebooting with a Windows 98 disk in drive A: and it ends with a screen saying: Windows 98 has detected that drive C does not contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition. Does this mean that Windows 2000 no longer exists on drive C or is it because it's half way through the setup?
I can access the hard drive but not the CD-ROM drive using the floppy. Is there another way I can reinstall Windows 2000? Thank you.
I have tried rebooting with a Windows 98 disk in drive A: and it ends with a screen saying: Windows 98 has detected that drive C does not contain a valid FAT or FAT32 partition. Does this mean that Windows 2000 no longer exists on drive C or is it because it's half way through the setup?
I can access the hard drive but not the CD-ROM drive using the floppy. Is there another way I can reinstall Windows 2000? Thank you.