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| vista home premium 32bit | Creating dual boot with vista hi guys, i'm using a dell m1530. i was wondering if i can do a dual boot. both partition running vista. the reason being i'd like to have one partition for leisure stuff... and the second for my work (i'm music programmer, so i wanna tweak vista as minimum as possible). if this is possible, can i use the same vista cd to install separately on both partition... oh man, i hope i made sense... ![]() so new to vista! still not used to it... p/s; i've been told about tweaking user profiles as well... can it be done? i'd like to have no internet etc. on my work partition |
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| vista home premium 32bit | Re: Creating dual boot with vista oops, i forgot, on my work partition i'd like to tweak vista to it's bare minimum, switching off system restore etc... pls help... i like vista... just hope it can work to my needs... thanks in advance! |
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| | Re: Creating dual boot with vista In article <tubbyd.33i173@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net>, tubbyd <tubbyd.33i173@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> says... Quote: > > hi guys, i'm using a dell m1530. i was wondering if i can do a dual > boot. both partition running vista. > the reason being i'd like to have one partition for leisure stuff... > and the second for my work (i'm music programmer, so i wanna tweak vista > as minimum as possible). > > if this is possible, can i use the same vista cd to install separately > on both partition... > oh man, i hope i made sense... ![]() > > so new to vista! still not used to it... > > p/s; i've been told about tweaking user profiles as well... can it be > done? i'd like to have no internet etc. on my work partition But you cannot 2 times installing and registering. The only legal way is to buy another licency. -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Jawade. Weer veel vernieuwd! http://jawade.nl/ Met een mirror op http://jawade.fortunecity.com/ Bootmanager (+Vista), ClrMBR, DiskEditors, POP3lezer, Filebrowser, Kalender, Webtellers en IP-log, Linux-Diskeditor, USB-stick tester |
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| | Re: Creating dual boot with vista you can only run the SECOND copy for 30 days as you will not be able to register it with microsft a second time. if you do not mind installing fresh again every 30 days. go for it. mikeyhsd@xxxxxx "tubbyd" <tubbyd.33i173@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net> wrote in message news:tubbyd.33i173@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net... hi guys, i'm using a dell m1530. i was wondering if i can do a dual boot. both partition running vista. the reason being i'd like to have one partition for leisure stuff... and the second for my work (i'm music programmer, so i wanna tweak vista as minimum as possible). if this is possible, can i use the same vista cd to install separately on both partition... oh man, i hope i made sense... ![]() so new to vista! still not used to it... p/s; i've been told about tweaking user profiles as well... can it be done? i'd like to have no internet etc. on my work partition -- tubbyd |
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| vista home premium 32bit | Re: Creating dual boot with vista ok ok, i'll get my 2nd copy of vista and install it... so when does VistaBootPro come in? |
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| | Re: Creating dual boot with vista im new to vista so this might not work, but why not install vista to 1 HDD once you have done this do not set up an internet connection and activate via the phone then use this one as your work boot.. as long as you never connect it to the net it will never know about anything else, then install vista again to HDD no.2 and again active by phone telling them that you had to re-install due to a virus or HDD curruption error, im sure aslong as you do this within a couple of days its a viable story. i dont see how this would be illigal as you and only you is useing the same computer and your not selling on bootlegs etc.. but by doing it that way the off line HDD will never know that it has an online brother.. dose that make sence?? "tubbyd" wrote: Quote: > > ok ok, i'll get my 2nd copy of vista and install it... > > so when does VistaBootPro come in? ![]() > > > -- > tubbyd > |
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