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Michael Dobony
I have both Vista and XP up and running on my laptop on separate
partitions, with Vista as my OEM OS. However, XP is loading up and running
from my F drive. Is there any way to have the XP drive identify itself as
the C drive when I boot to XP? Eventually I want to eliminate the Vista OS
and recover all the XP drive to one partition, C, so I would like to have
everything loaded to the C drive so that when I eliminate Vista everything
is on C already. Right now any programs loaded in XP are put on the F
drive instead of the C drive.
Then I need to bulk edit my registry so that the programs I already loaded
to get XP running are redirected to C instead of F. How can I do a find
and replace in the XP registry?
Thanks
Mike D.
partitions, with Vista as my OEM OS. However, XP is loading up and running
from my F drive. Is there any way to have the XP drive identify itself as
the C drive when I boot to XP? Eventually I want to eliminate the Vista OS
and recover all the XP drive to one partition, C, so I would like to have
everything loaded to the C drive so that when I eliminate Vista everything
is on C already. Right now any programs loaded in XP are put on the F
drive instead of the C drive.
Then I need to bulk edit my registry so that the programs I already loaded
to get XP running are redirected to C instead of F. How can I do a find
and replace in the XP registry?
Thanks
Mike D.