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March 28th, 2007, 03:20 PM
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After several days of aggravation at nor being able to dual boot Vista & XP i decided it was time to start over. I read some more comments on the forum and decided I needed to reinstall XP. ON the desktop I had added a hard drive to an HP that had Vista pre-installed. My mistake was not installing XP with the Vista drive running. Next thing, VERY IMPORTANT have a copy of .NET 2.0 framework ready to install. EasyBCD will not install on the XP drive without it. I did not have it handy and had to go find it and then install it. Once installed on XP, EasyBCD worked as advertised with no tweaks needed on my part. 
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March 28th, 2007, 05:18 PM
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Hello Gremlin, welcome to NeoSmart Technologies, and thanks for using EasyBCD. That's an important you pointed out and the cause of most of the grief by people having trouble dual-booting Windows XP and Windows Vista: they always turn off the Vista drive before they install Windows XP. I should probably add that to the FAQ in the documentation - thanks for bringing that to my attention 
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