I have a question about What 
do I do if my BIOS is causing a problem with Windows?:


I have 2 intallations of XP on my computer with a 160GB HD, partitioned into 100GB, 
40GB, and 20GB(roughly). I have XP on the 100GB and 40GB partitions. I tried to install 
2000 pro onto the 20GB partition, but it didn't install. I also have a 60GB HD, not 
partitioned, that I sucessfully installed it on, but then neither of the 2 XP choices 
worked in the menu at startup. I formatted the 20GB partition, but the faulty 2000 
choice was still in the menu, though it can't be fixed and was formatted. I reformatted 
the 60GB HD, and reinstalled 2000, and now there are 2 faulty 2000 choices. How do 
I get rid of them and fix the XP choices?
Specs:  intel celeron 1200 MHz, WD 160GB HD, Seagate 60GB HD, 4xDVD+-R(W), 512 MB 
PC133 RAM

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