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Thank you. Can you recommend a simple boot manager - maybe one that can boot with a floppy-disc?
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Thank you. Can you recommend a simple boot manager - maybe one that can boot with a floppy-disc?

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WinXP has its own boot manager, which uses a simple text file called boot.ini - no need for third party utilities.
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WinXP has its own boot manager, which uses a simple text file called boot.ini - no need for third party utilities.

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Thanks again Callandor.<br />
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Regards kjc
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I am not sure if I've done this right? I reloaded this question. I assume I will be able to award more points?<br />
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I have restored a ghost image to a second partition hoping that XP would automatically create a boot window when the system restarts. That isn't so.<br />
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Do I have to reinstall windows manually on each partition?<br />
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Regards kjc
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I am not sure if I've done this right? I reloaded this question. I assume I will be able to award more points?

I have restored a ghost image to a second partition hoping that XP would automatically create a boot window when the system restarts. That isn't so.

Do I have to reinstall windows manually on each partition?

Regards kjc

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Please ignore. I will submit this as a new question.<br />
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kjc
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Please ignore. I will submit this as a new question.

kjc

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How can I multiboot my PC with three installations of XP? I intend to use the same licence.<br />
and not the MS method.<br />
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Regards kjc
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How can I multiboot my PC with three installations of XP? I intend to use the same licence.
and not the MS method.

Regards kjc

Multibooting XP

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