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Originally Posted by Snuffy On dual booting, XP has to be first, and Vista 2nd boot. REASON is that BCD conflicts with boot.ini.
It is rather hard to change F: to C: when Vista would boot, and then change c: to D:
THAT is why you lost ability to boot...
1. If XP = C:
2. IF Vista = D:
then really easy to swap C & D. which Vista does on Dual Boot..
Sorry but look like you will have to CLEAN INSTALL Vista back... and read the VERY PRECISE METHOD OF DUAL BOOT when Vista is #1 and XP is #2... |
Snuffy, he can't get past POST, so can't boot to any hard drive or cd rom drive. He can't even get to his BIOS.
What do you think the issue is?
I have seen this with heat damage to RAM. I know it can happen with CPUs as well.
crabby