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Old 12-04-2006
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XP x64 after Vista x64
Hi,
I'd had a dual-boot setup (XP Pro/XP Pro x64) before I installed Vista x64.
It went on drive C: (primary partition). I managed to Bcdedit so that I could
choose Vista or Earlier Windows OS; than - from my boot.ini - Windows Xp Or
Windows Xp x64. Nice... However, due to some incompatible software
installation that spoiled my XP x64, I had to reinstall it from scratch. Now
I only have the ntldr and boot.ini working - no Vista! Interestingly, the
systems still boots from the C; partition where Vista is installed - what can
I do to make my Vista installation reappear (apart from installing it again)?
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RE: XP x64 after Vista x64
OK guys, just an update for those who come across a similar problem; running
Windows install AFTER Vista installation does spoil the Vista loader, but it
is very easy to repair it: just boot from the Vista CD, and ask to repair
installation...

I have my doubel-level, muliti-booting setup up and running again!

"Piotr" wrote:

> Hi,
> I'd had a dual-boot setup (XP Pro/XP Pro x64) before I installed Vista x64.
> It went on drive C: (primary partition). I managed to Bcdedit so that I could
> choose Vista or Earlier Windows OS; than - from my boot.ini - Windows Xp Or
> Windows Xp x64. Nice... However, due to some incompatible software
> installation that spoiled my XP x64, I had to reinstall it from scratch. Now
> I only have the ntldr and boot.ini working - no Vista! Interestingly, the
> systems still boots from the C; partition where Vista is installed - what can
> I do to make my Vista installation reappear (apart from installing it again)?

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