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I have a home built system with a 500 GB hard drive divided up into two
roughly equal partitions. I installed Windows XP Pro on the first partition
when I bought the hard drive over a year ago, and recently installed Windows
Vista Ultimate 64-bit on the second partition.
I can not get Windows XP Pro to boot now, no matter which option I select
(nomally, safe mode, etc.). Whenever I try, my computer restarts after a few
seconds. There are no error messages. However, Windows Vista boots normally.
When I look at my hard drive in Windows Explorer, it shows what Vista has
appropriated the "C:" letter for itself, though I installed it on the second
partition.
How can I get Windows XP Pro to boot without completely wiping my hard drive
and starting from scratch?
roughly equal partitions. I installed Windows XP Pro on the first partition
when I bought the hard drive over a year ago, and recently installed Windows
Vista Ultimate 64-bit on the second partition.
I can not get Windows XP Pro to boot now, no matter which option I select
(nomally, safe mode, etc.). Whenever I try, my computer restarts after a few
seconds. There are no error messages. However, Windows Vista boots normally.
When I look at my hard drive in Windows Explorer, it shows what Vista has
appropriated the "C:" letter for itself, though I installed it on the second
partition.
How can I get Windows XP Pro to boot without completely wiping my hard drive
and starting from scratch?