I am running Vista on a 10 GB partition, but Vista eats up like 8GBs and it
has gotten really slow. You can go ahead and use that 10GB partition, but
the only think you can probably install is Office, Macromedia Flash Player,
Adobe Acrobat Reader and store some documents.
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"Steven Wabik" <Stevenw45@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> oh damn it, i only have a 20GB hard drive on that pc that i wanna dual
> boot the two OSs on.
>
> i can always resize the disk portions. but i will not beable to get at
> least 15GB for vista. i will only be able to get 10GB for it because i
> wanna at least have about 10GB for the other OS as well.
>
> the pc is an evo n600c. it uses multibay drives but to add another hard
> drive to it i'll have to remove the dvd drive.
>
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> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Yes, install both on separate disk partitions, and install Windows Vista
>> after Windows XP and also, allocate a minimum of 15 GBs to Vista since
>> you might want install applications and System restore uses a
>> considerable amount of disk space. See the previous post which discusses
>> a similar topic.
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>> "Steven Wabik" <Stevenw45@comcast.net> wrote in message
>> news:uxGHqoLYGHA.3448@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>> does anyone know if i can dual boot xp and vista together to the point
>>> were it will not give me issues?
>>>
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