How can i access the files on partiitons pre-installed on my laptop.Basicly i have 4 partitions. Main C: , and 3 other unlabled preinstalled partitions.One of these 3 partitions is for dell media direct. I want to figure out which one a delete...
Hi all,I currently Have XP and Ubuntu playing nice together. I will upload some info on the partitions and how they are setup later on when I get home.Anyhow, I just got a copy of Vista Home Premium and I'd like to install it. However I'd prefer...
Hi Everybody.I have a strange problem with my hard drives.I labeled one of my partitions "SEAGTEBACKUP1" (not that I think the name matters) and the drive letter was set to F:.Now, I have re formated the drive and I cannot change the volume...
I have my machine set up in dual boot with XP and Vista both on their own partitions on my boot drive, but I have all the iTunes music on a slave drive, and need to know how to move everything across into vista.
First of all I have been searching for about a week with no luck. and hours and hours of reinstalling configuring etc.I had 98 & Xp dual boot on a 933mhz 1g ram that was working fine on a single 400gb PATA drive with 2 partitions. That I used to...
I'm buying a new desktop - HPa6000n, an AMD 4200+ dual-core processor (I believe) with Vista installed - to replace my malfunctioning computer, which has a single Pentium 4 processor. I've used Partition Magic 8 to create three partitions: one for...
I just recently did some changes to my hard drive and now I see that drive F:\ is now able to be seen in the Computer section...When I got this computer it was a total of 3 partitions but only 2 showed just how I liked it.I just feel safer if the...
Hi all, I have one harddrive with 3 partitions, Partition1 has Vista installed, Partition2 has XP installed and Partition3 has all my data. The 2 OS's dual boot fine, no problems there (anymore) however when in Vista if I move/copy a file on my...
Vista runs great on my Mac Book Pro 2.16 2GB RAM and default 32GB FAT format and Boot Camp 1.2.
The fans runs a little more than I'd like but otherwise, performance and so forth is excellent.
When Leopard comes out, I'll prolly shop around for a 160GB drive and reinstall Leopard and Vista on 75GB partitions.
Using Boot Camp to partition and then install Vista was so ridiculously easy. It kept begging me to read the instructions and kept clicking ok as fast as I could and lo and behold, the whole thing works.
In a nutshell:
1. Take working Mac and install Boot Camp.
I have the following partitions:1. Windows Vista2. Windows XP3. DocumentsI can boot both windows vista or windows xp by setting each partition to active using a bootable disk i have.I however want to add a bcdedit entry that will allow me to...
