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Problems installing WinXP64 beta to an IDE disk
What does Disk Management indicate? "Mike" <M...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AF8AFD74-8069-4449-8649-AF53C4BD97D3@microsoft.com... I tried running bcdedit with no luck. Still can't boot to my XP installation and I've already formatted the drive twice today in attempt to resolve this issue.

Multi-boot question
Bruce Chambers bchamb...@cable0ne.n3t microsoft public windows 64bit general John Boy wrote: If he cannot boot to either Normal, VGA, or even Safe Mode, then how do you propose he install the most current drivers? I have never been able out how to do something like that if you can't boot up the system.

Cannot Change Boot Order
I can load Vista x64 onto an IDE drive and I can load Vista 32 bit onto a SATA drive but cannot load Vista x64 on any internal SATA drives. I can't boot up my old XP as Vista Booter says it can't find the Boot.ini file. All told the system had recorded 29 error that it had no solutions for.

New Windows x64 Install "Out of Scan Range" Problem
For example disk 0 partition 1 Windows XP X64, (System, Boot, Active, Primary Partition) partition 2, etc. Since I can't boot, I'm not sure how to get such information. However, all drives sit in the raid matrix, which is healthy. Note that when I enter the recover mode of X64, it still sees the C drive as bootable

Should I use 64 bit Windows XP?
</quote> If I can’t boot with >3GB then how the h*** am I going to apply the update? I have had it up to HERE! I give up. I have a DELL XPS-720 4GB with Vista Business x86, x64 and XP pro x86, x64. - XP Pro 64 bit – If I forget to remove the network cable then starting up hangs my router and I have to reset it.

Can't boot x64 DVD
Mark jmhonz...@nospam.insightbb.com microsoft public windows 64bit general An "upgrade" to Vista x64 from x86 must be a clean install. That way I can't lose anything but time and some money. One more question if you don't mind. To save a little money, I did a clean install of Vista Business on my floortop

Dual boot operating system depends on ntldr and ntdetect versi
I have C:\ for Vista and D:\ for XP X64. 2>Where to find BOOT.INI? Hemanth "John Barnes" wrote: You need to copy the boot.ini file over also. Without a boot.ini the default is to boot to the partition that the ntldr is on, which in your case is Vista, which ntldr can't load.

X64 Premium Clean Insall Problems
Acronis Disk Director Server · Windows 2003 Server x64 Editions · Windows 2003 Server · Windows 2000 Advanced server SP4 · Windows 2000 Server SP4 · Windows You can boot an OS from any partition on any hard disk or have several multiboot systems on the same partition. This completely redesigned solution is now

can't boot in safe mode
I can't swap it in BIOS. In this configuration, the first accessed MBR should be on the RAID 5 volume, which might be corrupted, therefore it hangs - would be One additional information - the system is x64. The message, when I try to boot from another device, is exactly: "Windows could not start because of a

Windows 64bit OS and ActiveX - can't boot up
Ok, english is not my language :-( - xp x64 - normal mode is ok - any safe mode gives BSOD - it's a long time I do not use safe mode - I installed a lot of new drivers and software in the while - I do not want to risk my normal mode configuration with experiments thank you.

Installed Vista dual boot, think I screwed up!
I'm confident the DVD burned correctly as I can browse the DVD from within XP x86 and see setup.exe files etc. However, if I try to run the setup.exe from XP 32 bit it (obviously) doesn't run. I get a "setup.exe is not a valid win32 application". This doesn't surprise me, I understand that I need to boot from the

Should I use 64 bit Windows XP?
I have the latest version of VPC for Windows XP x64 and no amount of usual tweaking would make Plan 9 work on it. The installation finishes but the installed system will not boot past the startup scripts. Yours will probably fail, too. My two cents of failure :-) -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client:

Can't boot x64 DVD
I went back to the web page to simulate buying it again and find that x64 is not an option. That's not defiinitve that it's not possible with this mobo, but suggests so I was going to ask questions about the drive 1/drive 2 discussion below but, if I can use the anytime upgrade, it won't be a dual-boot install.

After Crash No Boot neither from HDD nor from CD
Pegasus \(MVP\) I....@fly.com microsoft public windows server general "Thany" <th...@thany.removethespammer.org> wrote in message news:%23XeCRuHzHHA.1212@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... Hi all, I've just freshly installed Windows Server 2003 x64 with SP2 slipstreamed. After installing and the box reboots, it doesn't boot

attempt at slackware
BobS no-s...@noplace.com microsoft public windows vista installation_setup TomKo, Just downloaded all the new Vista drivers (x86 and x64) plus the WinXP updates I can't boot up my old XP as Vista Booter says it can't find the Boot.ini file. All told the system had recorded 29 error that it had no solutions for.

can't boot in safe mode
I've never owned an HP computer, so I don't know how to change the settings in your BIOS, but I'm sure there are many users here who can tell you. The boot-order menu you see is a fairly new feature in modern BIOSes (mine has one, too) that allows us to change the boot order for the current boot only;

Can't find CD-ROM
Andre Da Costa andre...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows 64bit general 120 days for x64 client and 180 days for Server x64. Since we finished the install, the PC cannot boot up. Well, it can get to the state just before the screen which asks for your Administrator password, and then it reboots.

Problem I can't boot into the WINDOWS XP x64
I woudn't count on this. I am using the drivers supplied by Microsoft on the XP 64 disk It's normal practice to put 3rd party drivers into the Windows setup. C:\Windows\system32\Drivers\ultra.sys Obviously it's a 64-bit driver provided by Promise, or MS licensed the code and rebuilt it for x64.

can't boot in safe mode
While trying to set up my computer with a multi-boot i ran in to a few problems and had a few re-installations to get it to work. Also, since Vista x64 (and my motherboard) supports more RAM ,will a high RAM value (8 Gig) impact XP Pro, or will it just ignore (black hole) what it can't use.

Can't boot Vista Help!!!!
And the second partition on the second HD will always be "Vista x64", which Vista calls C:, even when I'm running WinXP, which might call it Drive V:. I want to dual boot the two operating systems? Un able to change drive letter to D: in windows vista home basic? Believe this is reason I can't boot both systems