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Thinking of jumping from Win98SE to Win2k
I am reccomending DUAL BOOT COMPUTERS with C++ compilers on BOTH Microsoft Windows AND LINUX XWINDOWS so both operating systems will support education and compete with each other and both improve so students will benefit. SCREECH Windows does not currently compile C++ in CE 101 computers and Linux is still on only

Dual boot, correct boot.ini
... should I run into any unforseen software issues. The XP installation is on another pc so I can take the drive out of it ( all drives are SATA if that matters) and add it to my new one. I have no experience at all with dual booting so I'm not sure where to go from here. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Gary.

How to force Vista Boot Menu
Say I boot into 98, and then choose the "restart in DOS mode" option that it gives you - will this DOS mode (version 7 I think) run all old DOS games? If you are going to dual boot, why bother with Win98? Why not just dual boot between DOS6.22 (for games up to about 1995/6) and XP (for everything since)?

Dual Boot problem
I dual boot XP and Vista and have downloaded Windows Live Mail for use with both. Not only does Outlook Express have those tabs, so does the stock Windows Mail that ships with Vista. Just to clarify: The Edit/Source/Preview tabs are not visible by default in Outlook Express, you have to turn them on.

Dual booting Vista Ultimate 64 bit with XP Pro
I tried your settings and they did not make things any worse. :-) Hmmm, maybe the limit depends on the motherboard. I thought I'd be okay with 1GiB because I've read of others who do it but when it didn't work I set Or if you are having problems with XP can you set the options in the NTLDR boot menu ? -- Steven.

Windows 98 and its DOS mode option
On 2008-02-16, PWB <pwb...@googlemail.com> wrote: I have just made my pc into a dual boot with xp and suse linux, my question is with what application do i use Otherwise, come back here. , oops one other question can i set my pc for it to have windows as the first option and not suse s being a newcomer at the

Apple II Csa2 FAQs: Hard Disks & SCSI, Part 12/25
But it is the topic of many threads here because it's very easy to do it wrong, and not always easy to recover. It is so easy to create a dual-boot system that some users have done I did this by asking the BIOS to read the CD-Rom drive to boot from. There is no option to boot from the DVD drive in the BIOS. 2.

the file ql12160.sys is corrupt
In fact when you choose VU x64 in HP's configurator for a new machine, a message displays that HP highly recommends 4GB for that option. What I'm not looking forward to is the time required for a full reinstall. Is dual-boot installation a practical approach? Can I maintain the existing 32-bit home premium and

Error message on boot up
These methods are outlined in A description of the Safe Mode Boot options in Windows XP/and Vista http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315222/ Frequently Asked the prompt: Bootsect.exe is available from the \Boot\folder of the Windows Vista DVD and can be run from within System Recovery or Windows XP on a dual boot.

Thinking of jumping from Win98SE to Win2k
If you do not see Vista in the large window, then you do not have a boot loader set for it. In that case select "Add New OS entry" Type the OS name (Vista) then select the type (Vista) and then the boot letter in your case it's E. The click apply updates. You should now have 2 OS boot options.

How do you repair windows entirely using your Windows Vista DV
(F12), and make your CD/DVD Drive to boot first in the boot order. Have your XP disk in the drive, reboot, load XP files, delete Vista partition, format, install XP. Are all the XP Drivers available for your computer? -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia "Joe" wrote: I do not want to dual boot vista and xp. do you know

Printer driver
I initially had an identical PC set up with a dual boot of Windows XP 32 bit and Windows Vista 32 bit in that both machines were kitted out with Intel E6600 dual .... I find it better not to give the machine that as an option. For an OS in a new build, I'd say that Vista 64 is probably your best choice in terms of

Vistax64 not connecting automatically to internet via yukon 88
John John audetw...@nbnet.nb.ca microsoft public windowsxp general David H. Lipman wrote: From: "John John" <audetw...@nbnet.nb.ca> Are they on the same computer (as in dual boot). I'm not entirely sure that this is due to the XP kernel, it may have more to do with BIOS, UMA and certain settings for

Vista 64 dual boot changing drive letter
When you are using XP the drive is C: when you use Vista the drive is C: The other problem, of course, with dual booting XP and Vista is that, whenever you boot to XP, all of your system restore and shadow copy points in Vista are deleted. This is a known problem that is not going to be rectified.

Lost Boot Menu
... $FreeBSD: src/sys/boot/uboot/lib/api_public.h,v 1.1 2008/02/16 22:13:11 marcel Exp $ */ - /* + * (C) Copyright 2007-2008 Semihalf + * + * Written by: Rafal Jaworowski <r...@semihalf.com> + * + * This file is dual licensed; you can use it under the terms of + * either the GPL, or the BSD license, at your option.

Kindly help me
... in Dual Boot system with Windows Xp. It was running fine but now whenever I select Kubuntu (or any other option like Memory Test) from the Boot Strap Program (made in Grub) i got an error ie "Error 5 , File Not Found." Whenever I select Windows Xp from Other Operating System Options, it is running fine.

Thinking of jumping from Win98SE to Win2k
A client of mine who has dual boot keeps telling me how slow vista is, an a very fast 2 core machine with 2 gigs of ram... each time I go to his place for That is revolting, and its not honest. Be a man and come out of the closet and tell the truth (if you know it that is) because there are only 2 options a)

Windows 98 and its DOS mode option
On this new Intel motherboard I have installed Kubuntu dual boot, went back to XP Pro to check the E-mail, and went to boot from a CD finding the Bios boot order changed to put the CD on the bottom of the list, or ignore it with it on top. Or the Bios only allows on CD to boot, and not the 2nd CD. peter green

Windows Vista at One Year (Dark Side Report)
hotmail.co.uk> wrote: I'd like to be able to play all my old games again, so I was thinking of setting up a dual boot system with XP and 98. Say I boot into 98, and then choose the "restart in DOS mode" option that it gives you - will this DOS mode (version 7 I think) run all old DOS games?

Merry Lupercalia
... ie i want to make it dual boot. i can't install directly from CD while windows vista is executing as it is not allowing me. i am able to boot the laptop through CD rom but when it starts installing the windows xp from CD rom it is not finding any hard drive. means it is not detecting any devices to install the