Windows XP is a line of proprietary operating systems developed by Microsoft for use on general-purpose computer systems, including home and business desktops, notebook computers, and media centers.
Windows XP is a line of proprietary operating systems developed by Microsoft for use on general-purpose computer systems, including home and business desktops, notebook computers, and media centers.
Windows XP
Anyone, I need help on the following:
I have my desktop, with 180Gb SATA disk partition into drive C and D. Drive D being a logical drive.
I have Windows XP installed and running on drive C.
Now, I am adding Windows Vista and installed it on drive D, using the DVD boot installation.
Problem now is, if the Windows Vista DVD is in the drive (and computer is set to first boot from CD), the system directly boot to Windows Vista.
However, if the DVD is not in place, the system directly boot to Windows XP.
What's wrong? How to make it to be able to dual-boot?
I need to manage my account on my computer for free. I want to disable control panel, remove some all programs things, and be able to block my users from uninstalling, or installing stuff without my permission.
Erm... depends. XP is still used by [b]alot[/b] of people, although MS are trying to get everyone to move onto Vista.
Hi. I recently updating my Windows XP to Windows Vista Home Premium. It seems that Windows Mail is no where to be found on my system. This is hard...
Hi. I recently updating my Windows XP to Windows Vista Home Premium. It seems that Windows Mail is no where to be found on my system. This is hard...
Hi. I recently updating my Windows XP to Windows Vista Home Premium. It seems that Windows Mail is no where to be found on my system. This is hard...
Hi. I recently updating my Windows XP to Windows Vista Home Premium. It seems that Windows Mail is no where to be found on my system. This is hard...
