Summary: Found it ! Stupid motherf*** from Redmond. When installing XP after a W2K or NT you have to check wether the boot.ini of the XP system is rightly set....
Summary: ok i decided to upgrade to xp, i was currently running me, but i was having a few problems, so i decided to uninstall xp, i did the add remove thing b...
Summary: Could be you need to set your active partition to F: with FDISK or thru XP before installing. Normally if you install the older OS first windows autom...
Summary: I have windows 2000 and xp dual boot on my computer. They both run very nicely. I have a 40G harddrive, and what i did was: formatted my disk. Install...
Summary: Ive XP pro on my pc and due to some problems with a piece of software i want to install w2k as a dual boot. Ive read so far about people having w2k an...
Summary: I am just tinkering with OS's here, but I have 98,2000, and XP tripple booted right now. 98 is installed on C. What I would like to do is replace the ...
Summary: hey there, i have a Me/Xp dual boot and now i would like just to have XP single boot. c: win Me tried to format c: but did not work! thanks in ad...
Summary: i have red hat 7.2 you can down load it from the web and it will take a long time your better off buying it from the store thats what i did the manuel...
Summary: I used to have winMe and Linux on a dual boot. I want to upgrade winMe to XP Home edition in the FAT32 partition. But after I upgrade to XP, I can not...
Summary: I would like to have mandrake 8.0 running with my xp as a dual boot system. I tried creating a linux partition from my xp system using partition magic...
Summary: Hello- If you're setting up to dual boot linux and XP, install XP first because it because it writes to the MBR without asking. As far as partitionin...
Summary: Ok, think the solution I am getting to is that i am going to need to re-install XP and '98. The system presently boots into XP no problems. At the mom...
Summary: No problem. I've been there before. First you have to partition your drive. I recommend using Partition Magic for this and you won't have to wipe out ...
Summary: I have a 14gb hard drive, and i jus bought a 60gb hard drive.......so i want to put mandrake linux 9.0 in the 14gb hard drive and xp pro in the new 60...
Summary: There is a program on the WinXP CD and in the XP windows-files that can be run from the dos-promp that repairs dual boot. I've done it but I don't rec...
Summary: If you follow the DougKnox approach with regard to creating the necessary the bootsect.dos file... "you" have to manually create it; and his instructi...
Summary: I know it is possible to have a dual boot computer, but I do not know if I can do it with windows XP, and here is why: I have 2 hard drives on my comp...
Summary: Hi. I am cleaning up my system and I wanted to install XP, but for many reasons which I am sure you can imagine, I still want to install Win98SE as a ...
Summary: Yes, in fact I've done a Win 98SE and Win XP Pro dual boot before because my wife couldn't get the hang of and didn't like XP. Just make sure that nei...
Summary: I have Windows XP, Windows ME, Linux Mandrake 8.2 and Lycoris LX/Redomond Linux (Amherst edition), all running as a multi boot on my one computer. Ob...
Summary: Hi. Im using an older machine of mine and as a friend has recently had some sucess of installing Windows XP on a slower machine i have decided to give...
Summary: I've setup several Win9x / XP dual boot systems & I've NEVER booted off the XP disc to do it. To prepare, you'll need a minimum of two partitions on t...
Summary: Hi guys, I plan on installing Red Hat on my systeam, which already has XP. Can someone recommend the best way to dual boot, I know red hat's boot mana...
Summary: I would appreciate assistance with the following: I currently have a WIN98SE sytem installed and up and running. It meets all criterea for an XP upgra...
Summary: Just did this. I had a heck of a time. Easiest way was to load XP on the new HD (C:) and then create a temp ME directory on the XP hard drive, copy yo...
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