Fritz-Fraghof
Member
My notebook came with Vista pre-installed. Thanks to EasyBCD, for a while I had a dual boot with Vista/XP to compare their performance. XP is the clear winner for me and now I would like to reclaim the Vista HD space for other stuff. As is, Vista has been on the C: partition and I installed XP on the D: partition. Before I format the C: partition I wish to confirm what to do in EasyBCD so my system will boot to XP on the D: partition...
Right now I have modified my setup so it boots straight to XP. In EasyBCD the settings are like this:
There is one entry in the Vista Bootloader.
Bootloader Timeout: 0 seconds
Default OS: Windows XP
Entry#1:
Name: Windows XP
BCD ID: {default}
Drive D:\ Bootloader
Path: \ntldr
Windows Directory:
My question is : is it safe to format the C: partition now, or is there another step to take first? Thanks for your help!
Right now I have modified my setup so it boots straight to XP. In EasyBCD the settings are like this:
There is one entry in the Vista Bootloader.
Bootloader Timeout: 0 seconds
Default OS: Windows XP
Entry#1:
Name: Windows XP
BCD ID: {default}
Drive D:\ Bootloader
Path: \ntldr
Windows Directory:
My question is : is it safe to format the C: partition now, or is there another step to take first? Thanks for your help!