I always install a backup copy when doing a new install. Saves time later
when you're in a jam. Haven't done it yet in 2000, but would assume it
would work the same.
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Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: Blue screen (ntoskrnl)
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> late reply, sorry if you heard this already.
> Yes, install another copy of NT on the system and copy over the needed
> files. Some sys admins install their systems this way be default.
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> --Charles
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> "Stephen
> Moreau" To: "NT System Admin Issues"
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> 09/22/01
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> One of my servers died today - blue screen stating:
> IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL...........blahblah......ntoskrnl.exe
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> Can I create a dual boot system then copy the new ntoskrnl.exe file from
> the new install and replace the ntoskrnl.exe file in the old install?
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> All suggestions/ideas greatly appreciated.
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> Steve
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