Well actually, use FDISK (from a floppy) to partition your hard drive. You can't use FDISK from the Windows 2000 CD. The links that <b>jc14all</b> mentioned definitely help with FDISK. You can just use the Windows 98 floppy, because you're only using FDISK and FORMAT. The Windows 2000 floppy disks are only if your CD-Rom drive and motherboard doesn't support booting to a CD.
Also, make sure that the hard drive you installed has the correct jumpers set. <i>And</i>, go into the BIOS and make that the the Primary/Secondary Master/Slave is set to Auto Detect (whichever one applies to you new hard drive). It should say on your motherboard what IDE connector it's connected to. Then, add the jumper setting that your hard drive is set to, then you know what setting in your BIOS applies to your hard drive. (I hope that wasn't confusing or complicated.)
Bryan
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