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|    schimmi to Pertti Helander    |
|    Re: Uninstalling OS/2 Warp 3 from my 957    |
|    09 May 23 17:26:29    |
      From: stefan.lemanski@gmail.com              Hi Pertti,              hard to tell, what gone wrong here. Basically, you can't easily uninstall an       Operating System like an Application.              OS/2 Warrp came with a Boot Manager and the [optional] HPFS-Filesystem - did       you installed that / formatted your HD?              Or did you just installed OS/2 besides the Windows Installation on the       existing FAT Partition?       Can you still access your w95-files from os/2?               In this case, it might help to recreate the original boot code: boot from your       w95 startdisk and try this command:       fdisk /fixmbr       and check with fdisk, that drive C: is active/bootable.              But please keep in mind, that this can lead to an unusable system. due to some       guesses :)              Stefan              Pertti Helander schrieb am Mittwoch, 10. Mai 2023 um 00:51:50 UTC+2:       > Is here some OS/2 users who can help me?        > I installed OS/2 Warp 3 to my 9577 with Win 95 in it. Now I can´t access to       my Win 95 so I want to uninstall OS/2 Warp but don´t know how to do it. On       the manual I have there is nothing for uninstalling the whole OS. When i get       rid of OS/2 Warp and        Win 95 I will start to use only Win 3.11 and DOS 6.22 again.        > I made a mistake when installing OS/2 Warp to the same HD partition that has       Win 95. I thought that OS/2 install will make a boot sequence from witch I can       choose to boot either OS/2 or Win 95. I was wrong and want to get rid of OS/2       Warp.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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