You work as a Network Administrator for McNeil Inc. You have a Windows 2000 Professional computer. You install Windows XP Professional on this computer and configure it for dual-boot. After configuring the computer successfully, you take a full backup using the NTBACKUP.EXE utility and create a new Emergency Repair Disk (ERD). Accidentally, you delete the BOOT.INI file from your computer. When you restart the computer, you receive an error message and the computer stops responding. You want to restore the computer to its previous state with the least amount of effort. How will you accomplish this?
A. Use ERD to create a new BOOT.INI.
B. Format the hard disk using FAT32 file system.
Reinstall Windows 2000 Professional.
Reinstall Windows XP Professional.
C. Go to Recovery Console.
Copy the BOOT.INI file from a Windows XP Professional installation CD-ROM.
D. Go to Recovery Console.
Copy the BOOT.INI file from a Windows 2000 Professional installation CD-ROM.
