OK i went to this site http://apcmag.com/5023/dual_booting_xp_with_vista i did everything that it said and i didnt work. when i went to shrink the drive it only gave me 100mb which is not enough to install vista on it. Know it wont let me shrink the drive and i also have this unallocated drive. What should i do? and can i get that 100mb back to my primary HD
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Jump to PostThis will let you repartition your hard drive, shrinking one partition, creating or growing another, and formatting it to FAT32, NTFS, or various Linux formats: GParted Live CD. You download and burn the ISO, and then boot off this CD to do the partition work. Documentation is available on the …
Jump to PostThis is really quite easy to do. First, leave the ISO file alone! It is a bootable image of the GParted Live CD. All you need to do is burn it to CD ... as is. Open your CD Burning program. If you use Nero, get to the main screen. …
Jump to PostDo you know how to go into the BIOS and set the system to boot from CD first? Your system may be set to boot directly from the hard drive without looking at the CD first. Also, you could test the CD on a different PC if you know the …
Jump to PostOk, first a reminder: download the ISO again to make sure you have a good copy.
Open CDBurnerXP Pro. Choose the top choice in the initial dialog box that opens up. Once you see a layout on the screen, go to the File Menu and choose "Write Disc from …
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