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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 5
OS: XP SP2, Vista Ultimate
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Dual-booting Vista and XP
Hello! I have been running a dual-boot XP Pro/Vista Ultimate machine for many months, having uninstalled/reinstalled countless times with no problems. I have just assembled a new PC (all new) and am unable to boot into Vista using the same method that worked for me before. The main difference is now I have a 4 disk RAID0. I went through the motions as if it were my old single disk, partitioned. XP loads fine. I boot with the Vista DVD, install to the unallocated space, the system reboots...into XP. No OS select screen.
I ran a repair install using the Vista DVD and it finds startup errors and says it needs to reboot to fix them...straight into XP again. This has happened exactly like I've described 3 times now. Does anyone know how to fix this? Specs: Intel D975XBX2 Core 2 Extreme QX6800 1GB (256MB x 4) PC6400 XFX GeForce 7950GT 512MB RAID0 (160GB SATA x 4) using Matrix |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 5
OS: windows vista and xp
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Re: Dual-booting Vista and XP
First, u have to divide (partition) ur drive into at least 2 in order to multiboot. then u have to know that u can't downgrade to xp from a higher version and if the ram is 512, i think it will lagg hard, i mean a like a whole bunch
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