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Old 04-20-2008, 08:35 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Subtle said the he installed xp on c: and vista onto d: and you've done it the other way round, so just a thought maybe try it subtles way?
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Old 04-20-2008, 09:50 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Subtle said the he installed xp on c: and vista onto d: and you've done it the other way round, so just a thought maybe try it subtles way?
as mentioned i cant do this.... any other suggestions?
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Old 04-20-2008, 10:01 PM   #13 (permalink)
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To change the drive letters just listen to me. Right-click "computer" and click "manage". Then click "disk management" under storage. Then right click one of the drives and click "change drive letter and path".
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To change the drive letters just listen to me. Right-click "computer" and click "manage". Then click "disk management" under storage. Then right click one of the drives and click "change drive letter and path".
so change Vista to d:/ and then XP to c:/? is that what your suggesting?
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Yeah! Then when you reboot enter the bios and change the boot pattern!!
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Yeah! Then when you reboot enter the bios and change the boot pattern!!
hmm it wont let me change Vista from C:/ i can change XP no problem but this is when im on vista itself.

also im using easy bcd. good idea bad idea?
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So you installed XP after installing Vista?

Use Vista Boot Pro, and after re-building the boot menu, it will be there It only doesn't mess with it, if you install Vista after XP.
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Yeah! Then when you reboot enter the bios and change the boot pattern!!
change the boot pattern from what though?
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So you installed XP after installing Vista?

Use Vista Boot Pro, and after re-building the boot menu, it will be there It only doesn't mess with it, if you install Vista after XP.
thats correct its just not working. no matter what i do. it doesnt seem to matter.

originally installed XP first but since then have installed XP.
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