On 11/20/2011 4:29 AM, Maurizio wrote:
> hello:
> I need both w7 and xp, I used easyBCD to do that, I installed W7 on C:\,
> and win xp on D:\.
> Everything is fine, except that if I hibernate from xp, it didn't works,
> I have a normal long start.
> is there any trick to resolve that? or is there any other method than
> easyBCD?
>
> any help is appreciated
> thanks
The correct way to install dualboot XP and Windows 7 is to install XP
first and Windows 7 last. Sounds like you did it the other way. If you
install XP first, that problem should disappear.
And it is possible (and probably best) if both XP and Windows 7 calls
their own partition as drive C. Yes this is completely doable.
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Bill
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