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VISTA/XP Networking Fustranions 2
PC Guy pc...@hotmail.com comp sys mac advocacy On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 13:34:41 +0200, C Lund <cl...@notam02SPAMBLOCK.no> wrote: In article In the end XP now finds itself in the same position Windows 98/ME was in and Vista where XP is. Uh huh.. and was XP met with the same disinterest as Vista?

Yet another Vista-Xp Network ?
My XP Pro install is on another hard drive, and of course when I boot into XP Pro it sees it's partition as drive C, and the Vista partition on the other drive changes to Vista/XP and sharing drive/folders etc. so it seems you could use the same Qkn dataset from either - but, of course, still not at the same time.

ics Vista-XP not possible
I installed Vista on a separate partition throughtout the Beta which must have included about 15 builds or so. I wanted to save time, so early on I tried to copy my XP programs using the copy pane (they could have been dragged and dropped with the same result) to Vista. What happened was that and now I can't

Can I Vista->new partition->XP->copy programs??
I have C:\ hidden in XP so they can't see their Profiles folder. This link gives them direct access. I can remove it but then there is no access to My Documents Personally I think Microsoft pulled a "Mac" because this is the exact same move the Apple pulled when they went from the easy OS9 where everything was

BE7 and Vista
Second, you can have two operating systems in the same hard drive; to get instructions on how to do it, just google for "dual boot vista xp" Third, On 1 abr, 13:17, "cal" <c...@liddie.fsnet.co.uk> wrote: hello - a problem if anyone has time to advise a not too techy member - I need to to upgrade my pc.

Vista Kernel Exposed Via Flaws in ATI Drivers - Fix Far From Easy
All in same WORKGROUP. Symptom: XP systems print to RX500 OK. When adding printer to Vista, sees RX500 but get error message after "Connecting to RX500" box. ``````+ `````7`!8```;_ MP)]P^/,9?;VCC\@<&GLZ'D>R& PDAV53B-3M,IL(;C))/"(;+1/)RV@:C$!I MY@G$<HP&;]UK5QH/-#0.<RAV,@P2:D4Z&14$)!\O-8,E'H8Q,A$C6D@[%0<+ M%Q8ODS

Allan/Janice - A Question
In re-reading the MS Vista help file on dual boots, they suggest a MS 2000 could work as a duel boot on the same harddrive as MS Vista. And MS 2000 is a son of MS ME I think: they must be closely alike, and to their grandson XP. What I don' t know is how would the 16bit MS ME OS 2000-era and application software on

Takes days (almost a week) to install XP VPC on Vista Host
Rick Rogers r...@mvps.org microsoft public windows vista installation_setup Hi, I'm assuming D: is a separate physical drive, not just another volume on the same drive. When you replaced C: and reloaded XP, you lost Vista's bootloader (even though the system files are on D:, the boot files would have been on the

Mixed Vista/XP with wired/wireless Network Trouble
Program OK Microsoft Outlook 2002 Binary Path OK C:/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office10/outlook.exe Binary Version OK 10.0.2627.1 Account Name OK Scott SMTP Server OK smtp.gmail.com SMTP Port OK 465 SMTP Email Address OK [email address] SMTP Use SSL OK SMTP Use Auth OK SMTP Auth Method OK Same as POP Display

Brand new laptop, so brand new to Vista. Three questions ...
A small primary C drive as the Page file, logical D for Win2K, E for XP, F for Vista etc. All those partitions were formatted FAT32. I installed Win2K first on drive D. Next I installed XP. I didn't know what Fixboot did, I thought it was the same thing as Fdisk /MBR ... obviously it does more.

Vista can't see ANYTHING Networking Set Up Issue
The files are in the root directory of the D: drive in Vista. This is the same partition which was the C: drive in XP, containing NTLDR and Vista's boot loader and an XP installation, but not containing the Vista installation. (Vista assigns drive letter C: to the partition containing the Vista installation.

Vista laptop vs XP network print er – yet again
Kerry Brown ke...@kdbNOSPAMsys-tems.c*a*m microsoft public windows vista general I use vm's a lot. I use both Vista x86 and Vista x64 with VPC 2007 and Ubuntu with Try doing the same amount tasks with vista and it will crumble to a crawl! Vista: better memory managment? LOL MY FOOT has better memory managment!

CLOSED V2 Re: Installed latest firefox, random vanish of 99 ...
I also can access any and all XP shared from Vista including C:documents and settings. (I have NO problems accessing XP from Vista). While I understand need to be careful using I apologize for "shouting" above, but I know there are others with this same problem and I hope someone else can benefit from my pain.

Vista / XP dual partition?
I found a saved email with a PPS attachment and sure enough - I get that same error message about creating an association! (I can still open a PPS from whatever folder I've saved it I'm wondering if perhaps it's a "Vista vs. XP" thing, because I think you guys are both on Vista where as I am still running XP.

install both XP and Vista
Kris I got on one of the tech newsgroups and a lot of others seem to have the exact same problem. The most often suggested cure was to get rid of McAfee or Norton AV and You might want to contact your computer vendor and request that they replace Vista with XP Home Professional. You'll be a much happier camper.

Vista user profile error in SBS 2003 R2
Have you tried making a share named "C JohnsPC" or such instead of just 'C'? -- A Professional Amateur...If anyone knew it all, none of would be here! I always get not accessable from the xp to the vista. From the vista I see nothing except on the full map. Workgroup names the same, users the same (both admins)

GetTempPath on Vista
"Rick Rogers" wrote: Hi, I'm assuming D: is a separate physical drive, not just another volume on the same drive. When you replaced C: and reloaded XP, you lost Vista's My previous setup was XP on drive C and Vista on drive D. Drive C has failed and been replaced, XP loaded. Vista is no longer available.

No access of Vista shares from XP
Vista will install the boot manager. If you do figure out a way to create a new partition, it works the same way. I have dual boot running fine on three of my And after dumping XP, his Vista won't be referring to its partition as "D:" when "C:" will be available. I see questions referring to these features all

ics Vista-XP not possible
We have a mixed environment between XP, Vista and to date just keep each template created/changed the same. Chris Schatte -- OA 07 08: On Vista they are located in a hidden directory. Anyway, here is what I did: 1) Create the same pathing to the templates from the C: drive on a shared drive 2) Whenever I edit a

Dual boot - remove one OS.
Robin Walker [MVP] r...@cam.ac.uk microsoft public windowsupdate Earle Roberts <EarleRobe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I have the same problem as R McCabe When I try to install the Vista Beta on my WinXP Home computer, I get the following error: "Temporary setup files could not be copied to the C: drive.