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Malcolm H
I have Vista Home Premium installed on one hard disk and XP SP2 installed on
a second hard disk.
By keying F8 during boot-up a list of bootable devices is displayed and I
can select either Vista or XP.
This works fine and I can use either OS as required.
The problem is that the process of booting into XP seems to delete restore
points set on the Vista drive i.e. if I set a restore point duing a Vista
session, re-boot to XP for an XP session and then re-boot to Vista I cannot
restore to the previously set restore point, instead I get a message "no
restore points heve been set".
The problem does not happen in reverse i.e. booting into Vista does not seem
to affect restore points set in XP.
Why is this and what can I do to fix the problem?
a second hard disk.
By keying F8 during boot-up a list of bootable devices is displayed and I
can select either Vista or XP.
This works fine and I can use either OS as required.
The problem is that the process of booting into XP seems to delete restore
points set on the Vista drive i.e. if I set a restore point duing a Vista
session, re-boot to XP for an XP session and then re-boot to Vista I cannot
restore to the previously set restore point, instead I get a message "no
restore points heve been set".
The problem does not happen in reverse i.e. booting into Vista does not seem
to affect restore points set in XP.
Why is this and what can I do to fix the problem?