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how?
some files cann't be deleted under XP,saying"acess is denied"
some files cann't be deleted under XP,saying"acess is denied"
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Colin Barnhorst
Vista is not a program that you can just delete from XP. Format the
partition Vista is on.
partition Vista is on.
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Colin Barnhorst said:Vista is not a program that you can just delete from XP. Format the
partition Vista is on.
I think one would also have to run fixmbr from the XP CD. Something like
that because the XP boot.ini would also have to be there.
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Colin Barnhorst
I am assuming that he installed Vista on a second drive. I would use
VistaBoot Pro to remove the Vista bootloader and it should then be OK to
format the Vista drive. Or am I missing something, Frank?
VistaBoot Pro to remove the Vista bootloader and it should then be OK to
format the Vista drive. Or am I missing something, Frank?
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Wayne W.
Colin Barnhorst said:I am assuming that he installed Vista on a second drive. I would use
VistaBoot Pro to remove the Vista bootloader and it should then be OK to
format the Vista drive. Or am I missing something, Frank?
He should also be able to run bootsect /nt52 c: from x:\boot where x is
the letter of his DVD drive.
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Wayne W.
Wayne W. said:He should also be able to run bootsect /nt52 c: from x:\boot where x is
the letter of his DVD drive.
And of course, have the Vista DVD in the drive. LOL
Wayne
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Marty
Or if that don't work try:
Type in "e:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt52 ALL /force" (without quotes, and
replacing e: with the drive letter of your
Vista DVD).
Saw this in a post from David Wright
Marty
Type in "e:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt52 ALL /force" (without quotes, and
replacing e: with the drive letter of your
Vista DVD).
Saw this in a post from David Wright
Marty