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Uninstall Window Movie Maker
I want to dual boot the two operating systems? Un able to change drive letter to D: in windows vista home basic? Believe this is reason I can't boot both systems Installed Vista from image to c: drive and used shrink drive frome disk manager to create partition or unallocated space then from an ghost image file

How to delete XP partition
When you can boot into Vista, you can do what you want with the XP partition. You will need a third party product such as BootItNG to combine the space into one partition if XP is on the first partition. If on the second, you can delete it and combine the free space into the first partition.

partitie herstellen
KeesC i...@home.com microsoft public nl windows vista Ben ik het mee eens. PM heeft bij mij al eens een XP partitie naar de knoppen geholpen, zg omdat hij iets wilde It is useful to merge partitions if you have reached the maximum number of partitions on your disk, but you do not want to delete a partition.

Get rid of dualboot XP-64 and Ultimate-64
badyankeepilot2 kdani...@gmail.com microsoft public windows vista general Thanks for the suggestions. I cannot get fully into Safe Mode. I can get to a command prompt though. I went into low resolution mode, but it did not make a difference from the command prompt, C:\>chkdsk ? stopped the command module.

bootsect problem
Ron Sommer rsom...@nospam.ktis.net microsoft public windows vista general What makes you say that you can't run both disks if XP says it is on C and Vista says 15 Feb 2007 16:47:00 -0800, tsm21 <ts...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I did what you want to do using a full edition of Vista Premium to avoid any

Bonjour pb XP VISTA Please
(beware wrap) - February 28, 2008. http://www.eweek. com/c/a/Windows/Microsoft-Slashes-Some-Windows-Vista-Prices/ " While the bad news around Windows Vista continues for Microsoft, the good news for US PC users who want the operating system is that the price of several retail versions and upgrades has been cut by as

Dual Boot with Upgrade of Vista Home Premium
Hi I have a dual boot system I want to change. My original OS was installed on one hard drive with Windows XP. I wanted to evaluate Windows Vista so I The installation created a boot screen allowing me to boot to XP or Vista at start-up. When in XP the installation shows the XP drive as C: and the Vista

Remove XP from dual boot
I have the XP disks that were used for my current computer -- perhaps I'll look into how difficult it is to reinstall it. Dell insists on loading a bunch of garbage onto the computer whether you want it or not, so I don't think I can avoid either having them load Vista or paying additional for XP,

Dual Boot - Another issue
I installed Vista on my D partition a while back ago (C drive has XP) and now want to remove it. After following someone's instruction (http://www.istartedsomething. com/20060622/installing-and-uninstall-vista-beta-2-for-dual-boot-with-xp/), reboot, and now I can not access any data on my D partition anymore.

Long term archiving of VMS stuff
NET C:\repertory denied. I don't understand because it have copied all mine repertories in C:\Optisodft with their files and there it don't want acees to them (EXCuse my bad OList->Add("5"); OList->SaveToFile(ChVista+"\\optiinf.inf"); delete OList; //------------------------------VISTA-------------------------

What is using so much hard drive space?
One thing you should beware of is that Vista puts the boot records on the C: drive, therefore if your XP drive is the C: drive and you erase it or remove it, I was just reading a thread on removing XP.. I just want to map out my configuration and make sure I do this correct. I have two hard drives.

WARNING >> New Ubuntu User
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Remove Dual Boot
It's the last way I'd attempt to delete anything, unless you have a reliable manual uninstall. I've yet to see the program that is cleanly uninstalled via Anytime I have a problem with uninstalling a program on XP or Vista, or I am going to uninstall Office any version, I use something I learned from the MSFT

Cannot start the IE7 properties control pannel
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "dragoon" wrote: I installed Vista on my D partition a while back ago (C drive has XP) and now want to remove it. After following someone's instruction (http://www.istartedsomething. com/20060622/installing-and-uninstall-vista-beta-2-for-dual-boot-with-xp/), reboot, and now I can not

Vista 32-bit only sees 128gb of large hard drive
One of them will be the entry that loads XP, likely referred to by {ntldr} as the identifier. To remove this entry, type: bcdedit /delete {ntldr} /f Or use My PC has been set up to boot to either Vista or XP, each is on a different drive. I no longer want to boot to XP, how do I remove the choice on my boot

Clean Install Upgrade home premium from xp media center - partion
Daniel no...@nowhere.com microsoft public windows vista general Hi Rick is this what you meant C:\Users\Owner>attrib -se: File not found - E: you can see my .... My PC has been set up to boot to either Vista or XP, each is on a different drive. I no longer want to boot to XP, how do I remove the choice on my boot

Dual Boot - Another issue
Bought a Medion PC with Vista pre installed. As most of my software is not compatible with Vista, I want to instaal XP Home or on another partition and a boot manager either on the C and delete Vista completely. Problem is: XP install starts but ends with a bleu screen after some files are loaded Start op met de

Question about deleting XP from a different partition (can'tf
You first said you just want to get rid of WinXP, so I told you the easiest way to do just that: Delete D:\Windows, where D: is the WinXP's "boot volume". (i have a 150 gig drive now holding 3 partitions. c is vista, d is xp and i managed to free 30gigs free space from xp on g. now what will prevent my vista

Remove dual boot options
Drive 0 = C - XP Home Drive 1 = D - Vista Ultimate Drive 3 = G - file storage I have VistaBootPro on C, telling the machine to default boot to Vista on D, or XP on C if I choose. I am assuming the machine goes to drive 0 before drive 1 in the start up process, and I want Vista on the first drive it sees.

delete xp in dual boot
The last option on the list is "dos prompt">chose that>type the following: bootrec.exe /fixmbr *this will essentially remove XP from the Vista bootloader Now they're being sued for it and they want immunity without revealing what they did to break the law. If only you had that kind of immunity the next time you