Re: remove XP

Hi praveen" :-)

> Hi.....thanks a lot for R.C.white & Jan for your valuable
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> I think its better to repair the partition........
> Anyway i learned a lot from your suggestions.
> Again Thanks.........
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You're very welcome! Vista is a whole new section in the stadium
grandstands, and many areas of it are still under construction. We are all
still leanring a lot as we go here too. Well, at least those of us who
aren't afraid to admit that we don't know everything. :-) While we want to
think that we have Club seats, we sometimes have a hard time seeing around
the post directly in front of the glass window. ))

Post back and let us know how things go for you on the reinstall.

Jan
MS MVP - Windows IE
Windows TechBeta Tester


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>> Hi,i have installed two operating systems(XP & RC1)in different HDD's.
>> Now i need to remove the HDD1 due to some hardware problems having the
>> XP.
>> I need only vista-RC1 which is in HDD2.
>> How can i restore my boot configuration.
>> Please help me to resolve this issue....Advance thanks...
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>> HDD1(master having the boot.ini)
>> ----4 Partitions(c,d,e,f)--------C:/windows-xp
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>> HDD2
>> ----4 Partitions(g,h,i,j)---------G://vista RC1
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Apart from the previously told situation......my DVD rom crashed and i
didnt have a source for vista in hand.
Also most of them told that they dont know to remove that corrupted
copy of
GRUB(BootLoader)....
So i made a backup in other HDD and i tried to repair the RC1 booting
from dvd, but it doesnt work(upgrade disabled..-should be run from
windows).So i formatted the HDD and installed a fresh copy of XP and RC2.
Can you tell me about GRUB......How can we edit those things?????????

"Jan Ilacqua [MVP]" wrote:

> Hi praveen" :-)
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> > Hi.....thanks a lot for R.C.white & Jan for your valuable
> > suggestions.
> > I think its better to repair the partition........
> > Anyway i learned a lot from your suggestions.
> > Again Thanks.........
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> You're very welcome! Vista is a whole new section in the stadium
> grandstands, and many areas of it are still under construction. We are all
> still leanring a lot as we go here too. Well, at least those of us who
> aren't afraid to admit that we don't know everything. :-) While we want to
> think that we have Club seats, we sometimes have a hard time seeing around
> the post directly in front of the glass window. ))
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> Post back and let us know how things go for you on the reinstall.
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> Jan
> MS MVP - Windows IE
> Windows TechBeta Tester
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> >> Hi,i have installed two operating systems(XP & RC1)in different HDD's.
> >> Now i need to remove the HDD1 due to some hardware problems having the
> >> XP.
> >> I need only vista-RC1 which is in HDD2.
> >> How can i restore my boot configuration.
> >> Please help me to resolve this issue....Advance thanks...
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> >> NOTE:
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> >> HDD1(master having the boot.ini)
> >> ----4 Partitions(c,d,e,f)--------C:/windows-xp
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> >> ----4 Partitions(g,h,i,j)---------G://vista RC1
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