Upgrading from VistaBootPro
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Upgrading from VistaBootPro
Hi,
Its been a while since I have on this forum. I seem to have a problem. I was running VistaBootPro for both Vista and XP. Worked great then several months ago I was unable to boot into Vista and have not been able to get into it ever since. Not a big thing as most of my programs love XP.
However I am now facing just a normal re-format of my laptop. My laptop originally came with Vista and I will prob. have to install this again ( C:) and then install my XP as before on a partition (d:) then a 3rd partition for storage.
Will the new program DualBoot work for me? Where can I go to read about the installation procedures? Is it better to create the partitions in Vista or use a 3rd party software?
Thanks
Cindy
Re: Upgrading from VistaBootPro
I'm not much of a Windows or DBP expert, but I don't think you should have to ever worrying about formatting over XP if you can still boot into it. I'm sure more knowledge folks will be able to arrive shortly to help out soon enough
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Re: Upgrading from VistaBootPro
We do have a Guides section that will walk you through the necessary steps for installing these in a dual boot configuration. Depending on the order of installation would determine if you need DBP. If you choose to install XP after Vista (or 7) then yes you will need it. If you choose to install in the correct order then most likely you will not. I say that because sometimes installations can mess up and DBP can help fix the boot problems associated with Vista in dual boot configurations.
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