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Got a Vista PC and
want to install XP so you can
dual-boot between them?
Here's how to do it, in an easy,
step-by-step format.
Page 1 - Intro
Scenario: You want to install
Vista on your PC alongside your
XP installation, on the same
drive. You have installed Vista
already. (If you have XP installed
first, dont read dis wait til I post
d procedures 4 dose dat hav Xp
installed 1st)
Lets move one, by now I
presume u hv already created d
partion were u wil instal ur XP.
We'll then install
XP. Afta instalin d windows XP, d
vista bootloader is automatically
overwriten, so we wil install
EasyBCD to
reinstate the Vista bootloader
which will be overwritten
during the XP installation, and
then use EasyBCD to configure
Vista's bootloader to boot the
XP partition.
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Nice thread

Hello guyz! I am using window xp, and each time i want to install any applications it would say the window can not read the inserted disc. Pls, help me.

Wats poppin guys,keep up to d thread naa,no let it dry up

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Just to add something to this post as it seems the guy abandoned the thread midway.

Download the EasyBCD from here : http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

How to: Install the Vista Bootloader on Windows XP

Ever since Windows Vista came out, a lot of hype has been going around the new bootloader. That's the

hype that drove us to create EasyBCD, and that's the same hype that's been driving people to ask all

around the web: "Is it possible to install the new Windows Vista bootloader on a non-Vista machine? Can

I get XP to use the new Vista bootloader? How can I install the Vista bootloader on my XP-only

machine?"

First, a disclaimer: In order to use the Vista bootloader, you'll need some licensed Vista files. The

only legal way to get these is by already having Windows Vista legally installed on another machine and

grabbing the files from there. Kapish? Second, the answer: Of course you can. And here's how!

    Go to a Vista machine and zip-up the C:\Windows\Boot\ folder.
    Extract those zipped files to the same location on your XP machine. (i.e. you should now have a

C:\Windows\Boot\ folder on your XP machine, too).
    Download and install the latest version of EasyBCD.
    Run EasyBCD. When you first start it, it'll tell you what you already know: the Vista bootloader

isn't installed! It'll ask if you want to repair it - (obviously) click yes.
    When prompted for the letter of a Vista drive, give it the same drive letter as your XP partition -

the one you copied those files to earlier. When asked for the boot drive letter, give the letter of the

drive with boot.ini and ntldr (most likely C:\).
    Let EasyBCD "repair" your bootloader and wait for it to finish.
    Once it's done, you'll have a (non-working) entry to boot into Windows Vista - delete it from the

"Add/Remove Entries" screen and instead add a new entry for Windows XP.
    Reboot & Enjoy!

5 easy steps (never mind the numbering), and you'll have the Vista bootloader up and running in no

time. What you do with it after that.... well, that's up to you.

IF you are having problems getting your Windows Vista to boot smoothly, you might want to visit this site to get some graphical help with the EasyBCD.
http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/EBCD/R ... yBCD  :-X

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