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Problems Dual booting.



 
 
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Old October 31st 08, 10:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
rewindurmind
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Default Problems Dual booting.


I have 4 harddrives. 2 SATA 2 and 2 IDE.

1 is my primary with Vista 64 Ultimate. The second is the one that
holds my License codes (I don't ever want to touch this drive).
My third is blank (IDE).
4th is a back up of everything.

I want to install Win XP SP2 on my second drive. I can't describe how
much I love XP. Anyway, I disconnected all drives apart from #3. I
formatted and then installed XP on the partition. Once completed I took
the disk out and comp restarted.

After I tried to boot the computer it would load the first page (List
harddrives and boot options etc). After that, my monitor would display
"No Signal" and the computer would restart and repeat.

Why is it doing this? Why won't it continue the setup for WinXP?


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Old October 31st 08, 11:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
DDW[_3_]
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Default Problems Dual booting.

On Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:08:32 -0500, rewindurmind
wrote:

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One thread per issue, please. If you want it to appear in more than
one group, put all the groups on "newsgroup" area at the same time.

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Old November 1st 08, 09:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
rewindurmind
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Old November 1st 08, 12:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
Ed Sowell
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Default Problems Dual booting.

I just finished setting up a dual boot of XP Pro on a machine I had first
installed Vista Ultimate 32 on. See my thread Multiple Vista boot options
10/28/08. John Barnetts write-up helped a lot, but read the whole thread for
the full saga. Here is his write-up:

http://vistasupport.mvps.org/install...ning_vista.htm


Ed


"rewindurmind" wrote in message
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I have 4 harddrives. 2 SATA 2 and 2 IDE.

1 is my primary with Vista 64 Ultimate. The second is the one that
holds my License codes (I don't ever want to touch this drive).
My third is blank (IDE).
4th is a back up of everything.

I want to install Win XP SP2 on my second drive. I can't describe how
much I love XP. Anyway, I disconnected all drives apart from #3. I
formatted and then installed XP on the partition. Once completed I took
the disk out and comp restarted.

After I tried to boot the computer it would load the first page (List
harddrives and boot options etc). After that, my monitor would display
"No Signal" and the computer would restart and repeat.

Why is it doing this? Why won't it continue the setup for WinXP?


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