dual boot with w2K3

[Guest]

Yesterday I bought my copy of vista home premium full and prepared my
desktop/server for the upcoming surgery.
what I want to do is this: have a dual boot with vista and w2K3 server (that
will do virtual server and WDS).
the OS disk has two partitions ready and I have a backup of the data
residing currently on the XP partition, so I will wipe that one clean.
my guess is that I have to install w2K3 first and then vista afterwards ?
am I correct or not?

 

[Richard G. Harper]

You are correct. Always install the older operating system before the newer
one.

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[Guest]

just wanted to confirm the dual boot operation is successfull, first w2003
then vista.

You are correct. Always install the older operating system before the newer
one.

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Yesterday I bought my copy of vista home premium full and prepared my
desktop/server for the upcoming surgery.
what I want to do is this: have a dual boot with vista and w2K3 server
(that
will do virtual server and WDS).
the OS disk has two partitions ready and I have a backup of the data
residing currently on the XP partition, so I will wipe that one clean.
my guess is that I have to install w2K3 first and then vista afterwards ?
am I correct or not?

 

[Richard G. Harper]

Good enough!

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just wanted to confirm the dual boot operation is successfull, first w2003
then vista.

You are correct. Always install the older operating system before the
newer
one.

--
Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (e-mail address removed)
* NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/
* PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups
* The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/
* HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Yesterday I bought my copy of vista home premium full and prepared my
desktop/server for the upcoming surgery.
what I want to do is this: have a dual boot with vista and w2K3 server
(that
will do virtual server and WDS).
the OS disk has two partitions ready and I have a backup of the data
residing currently on the XP partition, so I will wipe that one clean.
my guess is that I have to install w2K3 first and then vista afterwards
?
am I correct or not?

 

[CZ]

just wanted to confirm the dual boot operation is successful, first w2003
Siggy:

My main computer dual boots both, and I am setting up my portable to do the
same.