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BCDedit is a cmd that you can execute from the DOS prompt, run it and if you see XP entry then you can use the /default or other switches to change the boot behavior. &nbsp;SysExpert suggestions are great tools to use too.<br />

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BCDedit is a cmd that you can execute from the DOS prompt, run it and if you see XP entry then you can use the /default or other switches to change the boot behavior.  SysExpert suggestions are great tools to use too.


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I just reloaded but thanks for links
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I have booted vista and xp many times -- yet this time xp will not show up when i boot or in startup and recovery it only show vista. &nbsp;I load xp logged onto xp then rebooted and loaded vista. &nbsp;Have done this many times -- this time xp has dissappered from boot &nbsp;-- it is there i can boot into vista and see xp<br />
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so how do i get xp to show up on boot -- it is not in startup and recovery- Vista only shows
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I have booted vista and xp many times -- yet this time xp will not show up when i boot or in startup and recovery it only show vista.  I load xp logged onto xp then rebooted and loaded vista.  Have done this many times -- this time xp has dissappered from boot  -- it is there i can boot into vista and see xp
thanks

so how do i get xp to show up on boot -- it is not in startup and recovery- Vista only shows

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