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actually, nevermind, the fixed boot record did screw me up, now i can't access that hard drive, it says it needs to be formatted; what a fickle world. oh well, i was going to format everything all over again and start fresh anyway, so here we go.
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Hm...
Anyway, it seems to me that you wiped Vista and not XP. To any Windows OS, the drive it is installed on is set to C:\ So, for Vista, the drive it is installed on is C:\ and XP is probably D:\ And for XP, the XP install is C:\ and Vista is D:\ This is my setup at least. The drive letter is really just OS specific. It's not actually part of te hard drive (the drive letter). Most operating systems (such as Linux or Mac) don't even use drive letters but mount the drive accrding to it's label.
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