josh00@comcast.net wrote:
>I have a laptop that I would like to have two seperate win os on
>seperate partitions.
I would use a third-party boot managing tool for this.
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This is a discussion on how do I place seperate windows xp on two different partitions - Microsoft Windows ; I have a laptop that I would like to have two seperate win os on seperate partitions. I already have win xp on main c partition but will not let me load xp on d partition, (will not allow be ...
I have a laptop that I would like to have two seperate win os on
seperate partitions. I already have win xp on main c partition but will
not let me load xp on d partition, (will not allow be to boot from win
xp cd) trying to start cd from xp I get (newer os installed) I quess
from the updates. Need to do this because admin makes it unusable to
perform home operations with present os.
ANy ideas ?
thanks
josh00@comcast.net wrote:
>I have a laptop that I would like to have two seperate win os on
>seperate partitions.
I would use a third-party boot managing tool for this.
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If it was WinNT it would be easy to do, but from what I have read in various newsgroups it is difficult with WinXP to do parallel installations and impossible to reassign drive letters to boot and OS partitions.
Thorsten Matzner wrote:
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> josh00@comcast.net wrote:
>
> >I have a laptop that I would like to have two seperate win os on
> >seperate partitions.
>
> I would use a third-party boot managing tool for this.
>
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