Downgrading Windows Vista Home to Windows XP SP3. I was originally shooting for a dual boot, but I've given up on that and am willing to just settle for XP.
After a few botched tries, and a couple of reformats I have gotten XP fully installed and functioning on C: When I go into disk management I see a C: listed as primary system partition and then an unallocated partition with the letter H: When I try and change drive letters it does not give me options for D: or F: G: .
First, I would like to clean up the letters on the drive partitions and make everything neat and tidy.
Second, when I boot the machine up it lists two installations of Windows XP, one of them will boot, and the other one will not. How do I get rid of this other lingering installation?
I've tried to give as many details as I can I have a feeling it's probably an easy fix, so hopefully somebody can point me in the right direction.
Thanks
After a few botched tries, and a couple of reformats I have gotten XP fully installed and functioning on C: When I go into disk management I see a C: listed as primary system partition and then an unallocated partition with the letter H: When I try and change drive letters it does not give me options for D: or F: G: .
First, I would like to clean up the letters on the drive partitions and make everything neat and tidy.
Second, when I boot the machine up it lists two installations of Windows XP, one of them will boot, and the other one will not. How do I get rid of this other lingering installation?
I've tried to give as many details as I can I have a feeling it's probably an easy fix, so hopefully somebody can point me in the right direction.
Thanks
