Dual boot Win XP and Win 2000 Pro

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Russell

I was needing to know if I can run a dual boot of Win
2000 on a machine that already has Win XP installed. I
know you are supposed to install the older os first but I
bought this computer almost two years ago with XP already
installed and I need to run 2000 for a class at school.
I have over 50gb of free space so I can partition my hard
drive. I just don't want to mess anything up. Someone
told me to buy a new hard drive and transfer all the data
from the old drive to the new one and then format the old
drive and boot 2000 from it. I don't have the resources
for that so I need to know another way. Thanks for any
help. The email is real so please email me with any
response.
 
Russell said:
I was needing to know if I can run a dual boot of Win
2000 on a machine that already has Win XP installed. I
know you are supposed to install the older os first but I
bought this computer almost two years ago with XP already
installed and I need to run 2000 for a class at school.
I have over 50gb of free space so I can partition my hard
drive. I just don't want to mess anything up. Someone
told me to buy a new hard drive and transfer all the data
from the old drive to the new one and then format the old
drive and boot 2000 from it. I don't have the resources
for that so I need to know another way. Thanks for any
help. The email is real so please email me with any
response.

Follow the steps in the link below from MS-MVP Doug Knox.
Click on or copy and paste the link below into your web browser address bar.
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_repair_2k.htm
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