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A J Ricaud
I have XP and Vista as dual boot on a single drive. I want to put Vista on a
second drive and dual boot, preferably w/o having to select the boot drive
from the BIOS.
I was planning to:
1. Copy the Vista files to a new drive using the Seagate utility;
2. Delete Vista from the XP (old) drive and expand XP to the whole drive.
Any problems w/this scenario?
If this is OK, how do I dual boot w/o going to the BIOS.
Thanks.
second drive and dual boot, preferably w/o having to select the boot drive
from the BIOS.
I was planning to:
1. Copy the Vista files to a new drive using the Seagate utility;
2. Delete Vista from the XP (old) drive and expand XP to the whole drive.
Any problems w/this scenario?
If this is OK, how do I dual boot w/o going to the BIOS.
Thanks.