Holiday

WOW just noticed my time is wrong... That's the second time I've had
to correct it. (or going to)

On Fri, 13 Oct 2006 00:28:44 -0700, Holiday <holiday@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I setup a dual boot on a SATA 160GIG hard drive.
>Loaded XP and had it set up a 60GIG partition.
>(left the rest unpartition for now.)
>Got all drivers loaded and running smoothly.
>
>Then boot up on Vista CD and had it
>partition the remaining 100GIG.
>Got is setup and running.
>
>Reboot, boot manager comes up just like it's suppose
>too. One thing though. The selections are:
>
>1. Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate
>2. An Earlier Version of Windows
>
>An earlier version of windows?? Can it not tell
>which one it is by looking in boot.ini ?
>Anyway I figured I'd edit the boot.ini and change this myself.
>Vista wouldn't even let me access it even though I am an
>administrator. So I reboot to XP and tried to edit boot.ini ,
> but apparently Vista no longer uses boot.ini
> I saw this in the boot.ini:
>
>Warning: Boot.ini is used on Windows XP and earlier operating systems.
>Warning: Use BCDEDIT.exe to modify Windows Vista boot options.
>
>So I now need to find some documentation on BCEDIT.
>Is BCEDIT just a text editor? Which file is it editing?
>Any resources on the net to explain all this?
>
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>Secondly:
>Now get this. I was confused when trying to copy files from
>one drive letter to another in XP. Booted to Vista and the
>folder was not there. ?????
>
>Come to find out that when Vista boots, It swaps the second
>partition's drive letter to C and XP's to D
>That can be a mind F**k if your not careful.
>
>Holiday
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