Uninstalling Vista

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It's like another poster who complained that he had no choice but to
overwrite XP. It was the only computer he had.
 
Colin Barnhorst explained:
It's like another poster who complained that he had no choice but to
overwrite XP. It was the only computer he had.
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Only one computer with only one hard disk with only one partition...:-)

(How come OP has two Windows:-?)

rOy
 
rOy cOOrne said:
There are two possibilities,
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You are probably overlooking the third, and more obvious, possibility:

that the install was done by a person, or persona, more likely, who goes by
the name "accident". If there be a person called "Innocent" then there
should also be someone called "accident".

Sorry to all, needed an outlet after an otherwise subtly humdrum Saturday!

:-)

JP
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Zapper said:
How did you "install by accident"????
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There are two possibilities,
either the OP had an accident in his brain which led to installing Vista,
or the OP has another mother language than English - accident perhaps
meaning that he/she cannot remember how the installation process was
initiated and took place...;-)

rOy
 
I did a fresh install of vista on an on my hd i had lying around. I had
backed up my files so no big deal. But when i reinstalled xp, and formated, i
found a problem. Windows updates wont install and it seems real buggy, the
boot up takes a while too when in it goes thru the bios stuff. Do i just need
to re-reinstall xp or did vista screw something up?
 
If you are having a problem in the BIOS area, I would first try to re flash
your BIOS. If you have a restore partition, you may have to contact the
computer service desk, even if you aren't planning to use it.
 
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