Dual Boot set-up help

[Guest arbnrngr2]

Help! I have currently a dual boot set-up but both are XP and one is

partially installed(meaning, it still needs to finish installing) And I

do not have the installation CD. And I would like to install Vista

w/SP1, The XP I do use daily is on one HD, while the partially

installed OS is on my second HD. Both are by Seagate 320 gb each.Any

help or at least a good direction to go if no one can help...Thanx to

anyone who can help! :smile:

 

 

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arbnrngr2

[Guest sgopus]

RE: Dual Boot set-up help

 

What exactly are you looking for?

help in completing the install, can't be done without an install cd!

installing Vista?? Wrong group ask in a Vista group

 

"arbnrngr2" wrote:

>

> Help! I have currently a dual boot set-up but both are XP and one is

> partially installed(meaning, it still needs to finish installing) And I

> do not have the installation CD. And I would like to install Vista

> w/SP1, The XP I do use daily is on one HD, while the partially

> installed OS is on my second HD. Both are by Seagate 320 gb each.Any

> help or at least a good direction to go if no one can help...Thanx to

> anyone who can help! :smile:

>

>

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> arbnrngr2

>

[Guest arbnrngr2]

Re: Dual Boot set-up help

 

 

Oh sorry about that, no just how do I clear the second HDD, with the

partially installed Xp so I can load my Vista

 

 

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arbnrngr2

[Guest Pablo]

Re: Dual Boot set-up help

 

Just boot from the Vista disk, find the hard drive with the failed XP

installation, format, then install.

 

"arbnrngr2" <arbnrngr2@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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>

> Help! I have currently a dual boot set-up but both are XP and one is

> partially installed(meaning, it still needs to finish installing) And I

> do not have the installation CD. And I would like to install Vista

> w/SP1, The XP I do use daily is on one HD, while the partially

> installed OS is on my second HD. Both are by Seagate 320 gb each.Any

> help or at least a good direction to go if no one can help...Thanx to

> anyone who can help! :smile:

>

>

> --

> arbnrngr2