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    Dual booting xp/vista

    hey guys, im currently running vista on my machine (came pre-installed), but im wanting to run xp also due to how vista sucks with many older games.

    i know this can be done with a clean install, but i was wondering if i can do this without wiping everything on my hd...

    i found this page in google Dual Boot Vista and XP with Vista already installed - SysChat
    and it seems like a good straightforward guide. however, im a noob when it comes to the more technical aspects of computers and am not sure if its a good idea to attempt this.

    also, my system came with a vista system recovery cd, is this the same as a boot disc you would get when buying vista in stores?


    thanks for any help/opinions, im asking here because i know some of you guys are pretty tech-headed
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    Re: Dual booting xp/vista

    Quote Originally Posted by ward_rb View Post
    hey guys, im currently running vista on my machine (came pre-installed), but im wanting to run xp also due to how vista sucks with many older games.

    i know this can be done with a clean install, but i was wondering if i can do this without wiping everything on my hd...

    i found this page in google Dual Boot Vista and XP with Vista already installed - SysChat
    and it seems like a good straightforward guide. however, im a noob when it comes to the more technical aspects of computers and am not sure if its a good idea to attempt this.

    also, my system came with a vista system recovery cd, is this the same as a boot disc you would get when buying vista in stores?


    thanks for any help/opinions, im asking here because i know some of you guys are pretty tech-headed
    I intend to do this with my laptop soon. It doesn't have a Vista disc, though. I'll see what I can do with it.

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