BenHereB4

Tom is correct. VistaBootPro will solve your problem, It did mine.

Here is some more experience that may help...

I had installed Vista64 onto a single 320Gb disk with 4 logical drives -
C = XP Pro (Pri partition), D=(No OS, ext part), E=Vista64 ext part, and
F=(No OS, ext part)

When I found out that XP would not re-format the vista drive E, I moved
everything from drive F somewhere else, then I deleted both the E and F
logical drives, -- that procedure allowed XP Pro to reformat both E and F
when they were re-created in XP Disk Manager (all back to normal).

You can use the XP Pro Install CD to 'repair the boot process' - if needed
(I didn't yet).

Hope that Helps...

BenHereB4

"cadle" wrote:

> Hello. I created a new partition ( J: ) from my C: drive and loaded Vista
> onto it. I had an error on my XP Pro ( C: ) and had to repair it. Well, as
> you all can see what's coming, it overwrote my boot.ini file and now I can't
> get back into Vista (there's no dual boot option).
>
> Could someone tell me how to edit the boot.ini file to allow me once again
> to access my Vista partition ( J: ), without having to reload Vista
> altogether?
>
> Thanks.