[hockeyrick]

Maybe this has been addressed, but is there a printable step by step procedure to doing this?
the help section does not do this.
And I am not confident it going it alone, thats how I got to this stage anyways!!!!

Guide me like a 4 yr old!

I have an Acer Aspire, vista 32x home premiun on c partition, xp on d partition.

of course now running xp. what do I do next????



Thx Rick

[markcynt]

Here is a guide.

http://www.pronetworks.org/forum/about88231.html

Hope this helps.

Mark

[hockeyrick]

this is cool but does not apply to me
have an acer with 160HDD in 2 partitions(c,d)
C has vista, d has xp-so I don't need to compress, re-partition or rename anything.

just need a step by step on how to do vistabootpro so I don't make any mistakes.

Originally, I was experiencing some probs with vista. So I installed xp on D and it was running ok, but never could go back to Vista. Then decided to go back to Vista, did my vista recovery and it worked fine.
At this time, i installed vistabootpro to access my xp and upgrade it.
I always saw the option for 2 os in my startup, but never tried the xp.

But then,, i started experiencing vista probs, and thought to put a new xp on d. But then found out the my vistabootpro was not right so I am back to square 1.

Now I want to do it right!

I'm running xp now, have vistaboot pro, but not sure how to do it properly to access my Vista system.
Thie is what I need, hold my hand and guide me thru the process with any pitfalls that I may encounter.

Or show me a link where some one does this.

Thx

[hockeyrick]

Mark

I did read all the way thru and it worked perfectly.

Thx so much and it was very easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm an idiot!

[markcynt]

That's great because I didn't know what else to tell you! Thanks for letting us know it worked.

Mark