Re: Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP same system
- From: "Kamal" <kamal@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 21:53:10 -0000
If you install Windows 2003 it should create a dual boot where you can
select which operating system you want to boot to.
"Michael Stevens" <mstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In news:80FDBC00-2E8E-4C10-AD6C-D90473AC8386@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Andrew E. <eckrichco@xxxxxxx> replied with a ;-)
Thats how i would install it,but before you do,go to
run,type:diskmgmt.msc In msc,L.click on the new drive,go to
actions,all,select,"make drive active" close out msc.You should also
in advanced system properties,performance, virtual memory,set the new
drive to:"let system manage" click set 2X close out,restart
computer.Actually both hds should be set to that....
Why do you post in gibberish? Why post at all if you post in such an
incoherent manner?
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"nick" wrote:
Hi,
I curerently have Windows XP Proffessional running on my PC. I have
a new hard drive and wanted to install Windows Server 2003 on it
aswell. So i wanted to run Server 2003 on one drive and XP Pro on
the other. Is it ok just to nistall Server 2003 as i would any
other OS and choose the new drive as the destination?
Nick
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