Quote: Originally Posted by
pooch 
Quote: Originally Posted by
thor1701
looks like we have the same problem, i installed xp on a drive in my system, unpluged it, pluged in another hard drive and installed vista, then re pluged my xp drive in, booted to vista and tried useing vista boot pro but nothing i do will work unfortunitlyso hopefuly someone here will be able to explain what we are doing wrong
Hey Thor, if you are using 2 drives to dual boot it is normally possible to manually select a drive on boot up which negates the use of a boot loader, see your user manual for details.
Pooch
yes, thats what i do already, but i dont wanna do that, too much of a hassle, i mainly installed vista to a completly seprate isolated hard drive beacuse i didnt trust it and i didnt wanna take a chance of it messing up my xp somehow
but yeah when i wanna switch i do go into the bios, i do know my computers very well as i build them, but this little bug is annoying the hell out of me lol