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Originally Posted by FredEK Some time ago I made dual boot to my Dell XPS M1210 with Vista Premium installed. Everything went straight on.
Today I tried to do the same to my doughters pc, acer Asoire 5610Z, with Vista Basic.
It had D partition, so I just started to install XP Professional to D. Everything went ok, but when I should do step 3, I missed and hit the Startup Repair button. After that I have not managed to get the pc back to Vista. |
That's probably because the XP Repair function overrid the Vista MBR. In the attached document, go to the part called "Restoring Vista and dual booting". With EasyBCD (freeware), you can reinstate the dual boot function on your pc. Note that Net Framework version 2.0 at least is required to run EasyBCD.