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#Acronis true image wd edition overwrite existing install
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#Acronis true image wd edition overwrite existing install

I've dual booted XP with XP before a long time ago but i read some information (unable to find it again) that said my set up would not work? and that the only way is to Install Vista first & then install XP.

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But i'm unclear on how to get the two married up so that when i start the system after the POST screen it will give me a choice of which system i would like to boot (Windows Xp Pro, or Windows Vista Ultimate - or that it would boot XP Pro automatically unless i press something like F12 and then select Vista that would be great as well). (I thought about just trying to install it on the second partition as i would with XP except this time using your method, but i thought i better ask if XP will detect Vista and add a boot option). or if that won't work I also have another Physical hard drive formatted & ready to go if that is required or better. My primary hard drive is all ready, it's got an empty second partition of 75GB. In this thread you did a super job addressing doing a Vista set up as the Primary / sole OS, but is it possible to keep XP as the primary OS and install Vista Ultimate (or premium etc.) as a second boot option? So what i'm wondering is: I have a home built system, it's set up with Windows XP pro but i would like to add Vista ultimate (upgrade)-(retail box) as a second (dual boot option). But i get easily sidetracked & distracted. I am currently searching for an answer to my main question elsewhere on your site. Windows Help and Support: KB929777 Error message when you try to install Windows Vista on a computer that uses more than 3 GB of RAM: 'STOP 0x0000000A' Windows Help and Support: KB935806 Troubleshooting Stop error messages that may occur when you try to install Windows Vista

If you have this problem, then you should install Vista with a maximum of 2GB of RAM installed and add the rest of the RAM after Vista is fully installed. Sometimes people have problems installing Vista with more than 2 GB of RAM installed.See: Microsoft: License Terms for Software Licensed from Microsoft

#Acronis true image wd edition overwrite existing 64 Bit

You can only have the Product Key activated on one computer and version of 32 bit or 64 bit Vista at a time. The product key number for the Vista 32 bit version is the same one for it's 64 bit version. A OEM Vista may only be able to be installed on the exact same computer as many times as you like. A Express or Retail Vista can be installed on any one computer at a time for as many times as you like.The installation process is basically the same though. It is just a clone of the hard drive that will set your computer back like it was from day one. A OEM Recovery installation DVD can only do a clean install.