Dual operating system

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Hi friends,

I am having one system with Vista home edition installed. I want to
install XP Prof also in that means dual O/S. Because I have one
graphics s/w which runs in XP only. They didnt develop drivers for
vista. So I must use XP only at the sametime I want to use Vista for
other applications.
Can I install XP on a system which is already running Vista?

If so how can I install?

Thanks in advance
 
Hi friends,

I am having one system with Vista home edition installed. I want to
install XP Prof also in that means dual O/S. Because I have one
graphics s/w which runs in XP only. They didnt develop drivers for
vista. So I must use XP only at the sametime I want to use Vista for
other applications.
Can I install XP on a system which is already running Vista?

If so how can I install?

Thanks in advance
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Consider Virtual PC, that way you avoid the embarresment of having your
Vista restore points and shadow copies deleted when you boot in to XP.

Microsoft Virtual PC
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/virtualpc/default.mspx
 
Hi friends,

I am having one system with Vista home edition installed. I want to
install XP Prof also in that means dual O/S. Because I have one
graphics s/w which runs in XP only. They didnt develop drivers for
vista. So I must use XP only at the sametime I want to use Vista for
other applications.
Can I install XP on a system which is already running Vista?

If so how can I install?

Thanks in advance
Click to expand...

This guide is pretty good -
http://apcstart.com/5485/dualbooting_vista_and_xp
 
I installed VPC 2007 on Vista Home Premium - The installer says it's
not compatible with my system ( or something like that ) - The DSL
connection was instantely killed ( and restored when I uninstalled )
And Yes , I have the final version ....
 
VPC is not SUPPORTED on Vista Home Premium, but you can install it and run
it.
It runs fine on my VHP.

You might try posting this over at
 
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