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I've been running Vista for about a month. I have three partitions on my
hard drive: Vista-160GB, Boot-1.5GB, Free-80GB (I'm running BitLocker). I
want to install XP to the free partition and dual boot. I've tried doing
this previously. As I expected I was unable to boot into vista after
installing XP (the BCD store was deleted). I figured I could boot off of
the vista disk, do a startup repair (which would rewrite the MBR) and boot
into vista. I then used to EasyBCD to make a legacy OS entry in the
bootloader. Everything worked fine. But, after I restarted my computer and
tried to boot into XP, I got a message about "cannot find ntldr"
How do I set up my dual boot without formatting and reinstalling in the
proper order?
hard drive: Vista-160GB, Boot-1.5GB, Free-80GB (I'm running BitLocker). I
want to install XP to the free partition and dual boot. I've tried doing
this previously. As I expected I was unable to boot into vista after
installing XP (the BCD store was deleted). I figured I could boot off of
the vista disk, do a startup repair (which would rewrite the MBR) and boot
into vista. I then used to EasyBCD to make a legacy OS entry in the
bootloader. Everything worked fine. But, after I restarted my computer and
tried to boot into XP, I got a message about "cannot find ntldr"
How do I set up my dual boot without formatting and reinstalling in the
proper order?