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Thread: Re: How to install Windows Xp in Compaq presario c700
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| Re: How to install Windows Xp in Compaq
presario c700 |
  United States |
2008-03-22 18:56:17 |
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| Re: Re: How to install Windows Xp in
Compaq presario c700 |
  United States |
2008-03-23 14:41:21 |
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you cannot install an older version of windows to a pc that already has a later version. XP is older than Vista. You can however, make a dual boot machine if XP is the FIRST version installed and you partition the hard drive to allow room for another (VISTA) operating system. I have done this to several laptops. I have NOT tried to re-partition a hard drive that already has Vista on it although theoretcally it's possible. I'd suggest PartitionMagic8 (it's what I use). Create a logical partition on the hard drive,,,it'll be at the back end of the hard drive. Now using the same program, move your existion partition (the one with Vista on it) to that new logical partition, OR copy it if you must to that new partition. Now format that OLD partition (the one that's in the front end of the hard drive), and install XP to it. I've never tried this, nor had a need to. I cannot guarantee it will work, but theoretically it should
Vignesh Babu
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| RE: Re: How to install Windows Xp in
Compaq presario c700 |
  United States |
2008-03-24 23:37:30 |
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Thanks I will try this one
you cannot install an older version of windows to a pc that already has a
later version. XP is older than Vista. You can however, make a dual boot
machine if XP is the FIRST version installed and you partition the hard drive
to allow room for another (VISTA) operating system. I have done this to several
laptops. I have NOT tried to re-partition a hard drive that already has Vista
on it although theoretcally it's possible. I'd suggest PartitionMagic8 (it's
what I use). Create a logical partition on the hard drive,,,it'll be at
the back end of the hard drive. Now using the same program, move your existion
partition (the one with Vista on it) to that new logical partition, OR copy it
if you must to that new partition. Now format that OLD partition (the one that's
in the front end of the hard drive), and install XP to it. I've never tried
this, nor had a need to. I cannot guarantee it will work, but theoretically it
should
Vignesh Babu <vigneshbabu48 yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo
your homepage.
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