You can't "move" XP's system from one drive letter to another - there are
too many things in the registry that still depend on drive letters, not to
mention installed progrmas.   Best advice for changing drive letters is a
fresh install.

So you're keeping the Win98 partition.

After getting rid of Win98 files, you could use a partition manager program
to reduce the size of that partition to as small as possible, and expand the
size of the XP partition to as large as possible.

After resizing partitions, you no longer care about the Win98 partition for
storage so it doesn't matter whether it's FAT or NTFS.  But I don't think
that converting to NTFS would bother booting.  If it does, there are
(relatively easy) ways to fix that.

Carl

-----Original Message-----
From: Windows Home/SOHO [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Aditya Mishra
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 3:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Once again about removing dual boot

I have checked the archives and it has been discussed before but I still 
have some doubts.
I have been running double boot for a while and I now feel safe to remove 
W98 from my system
which, of course, is on FAT32 partition. My XP is on NTFS.
Can I go ahead and convert that partition also to NTFS?
If yes, should I do it before or after removing w98 files and editing 
boot.ini
or after everything redundant has been deleted?
After removing W98 should I move my XP also to C drive where I had w98 or 
just leave
it on whatever partition it is without affecting any efficiency. 

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