What will happen if I choose to press Enter in Setup?

R

Richard

Circumstances are that I've got a boot manager installed and I'm trying to
install XP Pro on a newly created primary partition.

When I boot up with my XP installation disk in CDROM, I'm first given the
option of booting up with CDROM. Then the boot manager comes up and I can
select either the new or old primary partition.

When I choose to boot up from CDROM I get Setup running and it comes to a
point when I can choose the following option:

"To set up Windows XP now press Enter."

What will happen if I press Enter?

Will I be given a choice of primary partitions to set up (presumably
install) XP?

I DON'T want to clean install right over my current XP installation!!

Thanks a lot.
 
R

Richard

I said:
What will happen if I press Enter?

Aaah. Amazing what you find when you type into Google "To set up Windows XP
now press Enter."

According to this I will be given the option of selecting a primary
partition:

http://www.hps.com/~tpg/win/install.php

Please, if anyone thinks XP might automatically install over my current
installation, please tell me. But from that article, no.

Thanks.
 
A

Ayush

No, infect XP will warn you that this will delete data and bla..bla..

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: now press Enter."
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: http://www.hps.com/~tpg/win/install.php
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: installation, please tell me. But from that article, no.
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J

JS

You will be given the option to select if you want to overwrite existing
installation, or install to a new partition.

However, if your boot manager is not XP's boot manager, it'll probably
disapear...

Good luck

JS
 

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