StealthyMonk
Member
Hello,
I have a small problem when using Easy bcd 2.1.2 as follows;
I added winxp boot to Easybcd from within win 7 64. No problem there.
I rebooted, and sure enough the new option to dual boot was win 7 / winxp , If I choose xp then the machine boots into xp , but reports an error;
'The procedure entry point wow64 enable could not be located in the dynamic link library' At which point winxp loads with no graphics drivers, not many of the native windows programs function, and in computer properties memory capacity is reported as 3gb instead of 8gb.
If I choose win7, then all is well.
My setup;
hp xw6200 dual (x2) Intel xeon 3.4 ghz HT cpu's
2x 160gb sata hdd (not raided)
geforce 210 gpu
8GB ddr2 (4x2GB)
sata 1: windows 7 ultimate 64
sata 2: windows xp professional 64
I am able to boot into fully-functional winxp if I unplug sata 1 from motherboard
Each OS is installed on physically seperate sata hdds.
Doeas anyone have any Idea why dual boot option is causing this error in xp, and not in win7 ?
Thanks for stopping by.
Monk.
I have a small problem when using Easy bcd 2.1.2 as follows;
I added winxp boot to Easybcd from within win 7 64. No problem there.
I rebooted, and sure enough the new option to dual boot was win 7 / winxp , If I choose xp then the machine boots into xp , but reports an error;
'The procedure entry point wow64 enable could not be located in the dynamic link library' At which point winxp loads with no graphics drivers, not many of the native windows programs function, and in computer properties memory capacity is reported as 3gb instead of 8gb.
If I choose win7, then all is well.
My setup;
hp xw6200 dual (x2) Intel xeon 3.4 ghz HT cpu's
2x 160gb sata hdd (not raided)
geforce 210 gpu
8GB ddr2 (4x2GB)
sata 1: windows 7 ultimate 64
sata 2: windows xp professional 64
I am able to boot into fully-functional winxp if I unplug sata 1 from motherboard
Each OS is installed on physically seperate sata hdds.
Doeas anyone have any Idea why dual boot option is causing this error in xp, and not in win7 ?
Thanks for stopping by.
Monk.