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I have one WD 160 gb hard drive that I partitioned in half (C), and (D). (C)
has windows 2000 pro on it, and (D) has windows xp home on it. everything
seams to be o.k. The only problem that I have had is when I install, or
re-install the new ATI drivers, and catalyst control center for my ATI
graphics card on (D) windows xp home. the install locks up toward the end. I
am able to close the window and after a error message, the install continues,
and completes the installl. After the install, I looked in (C) windows 2000
pro, and found that some files were put on the (C) drive from the install. I
choose the (D) drive to install the drivers, and sofware, but some of the
file that are put on the (C) drive are also on the (D) drive as I chose them
to be at the begining of the install. Everything works ok before, and after I
deleted the extra files on the (C) drive. I followed ATIs install
instructions by the book. Is there any way to hide the two operating systems
from each other? I am pretty sure that xp needs to boot up to get the choice
at startup to boot eather 2000 pro or xp home, so that must mean that the mbr
is in the xp partition. So I hope this can be done without scraping the
dualboot menu at startup. All I want to do is keep all the 2000 pro files,
and xp files to install on the correct drives, and to avoid any install
problems in the future.
has windows 2000 pro on it, and (D) has windows xp home on it. everything
seams to be o.k. The only problem that I have had is when I install, or
re-install the new ATI drivers, and catalyst control center for my ATI
graphics card on (D) windows xp home. the install locks up toward the end. I
am able to close the window and after a error message, the install continues,
and completes the installl. After the install, I looked in (C) windows 2000
pro, and found that some files were put on the (C) drive from the install. I
choose the (D) drive to install the drivers, and sofware, but some of the
file that are put on the (C) drive are also on the (D) drive as I chose them
to be at the begining of the install. Everything works ok before, and after I
deleted the extra files on the (C) drive. I followed ATIs install
instructions by the book. Is there any way to hide the two operating systems
from each other? I am pretty sure that xp needs to boot up to get the choice
at startup to boot eather 2000 pro or xp home, so that must mean that the mbr
is in the xp partition. So I hope this can be done without scraping the
dualboot menu at startup. All I want to do is keep all the 2000 pro files,
and xp files to install on the correct drives, and to avoid any install
problems in the future.