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Old 11-19-2008, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by mandark

personally, i have a dedicated xp machine because i'm still rocking out total annihilation.

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Old 11-19-2008, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by mandark
I'd simply add a secondary hard drive, tell bios to boot from it, and install XP on that hard drive.

Now you can boot either OS depending on your needs.

hows that work...? when you start up do ya just get a kp icon and a vista icon and yer like... "hmm, i think imma use vista today" or what?

i know you can run 2 on one computer... like a dual monitor or something with xp/mac but i didnt know you could start solely one a single os with another just waiting at your disposal
 
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Old 11-20-2008, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by kx slaughter king
hows that work...? when you start up do ya just get a kp icon and a vista icon and yer like... "hmm, i think imma use vista today" or what?

i know you can run 2 on one computer... like a dual monitor or something with xp/mac but i didnt know you could start solely one a single os with another just waiting at your disposal

Most BIOS's let you choose which hard drive to boot from. It's a PITA to go into the BIOS and switch between drives.

Some motherboards have an F-Key (let's use the F9 key as an example) that you press as you are booting and it pops up a little menu that allows you to choose which drive to boot from without having to go into BIOS to change boot drives.

Just about every newer Dell on the market will let you press F12 when you start booting up. Then it presents you with a menu to let you choose to boot from the CD or another drive or even a USB drive or e-Sata drive.

That's what I'd do if you have a motherboard that supports it.
 
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thats nasty
 
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Old 11-24-2008, 08:58 AM
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I play games in vista, why doesn't your game work?
 
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Old 11-24-2008, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by MaverickAus
I play games in vista, why doesn't your game work?
it was saying that the program wasnt compatible, But I got it figured out, I got online and got some cracks and now it works fine,, thanks for all the help
 
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cool.
 
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