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About LinkBacksYes, I am sure. You copied the 3 XP bootfiles to C first, right?
Point Easybcd at the XP bootfiles on the ACTIVE partition (C ). They point at the XP installation.
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Yes, I am sure. You copied the 3 XP bootfiles to C first, right?
Point Easybcd at the XP bootfiles on the ACTIVE partition (C ). They point at the XP installation.
Last edited by SIW2; 10-16-2009 at 01:00 PM.
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Got it! I finally found my way out of the dual-boot problem, thanks to instructions on the EasyBCD download page:
Download EasyBCD 1.7.2 - NeoSmart Technologies
Once there, I scrolled down and clicked EasyBCD Documentation
That fixed it.
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Clicking Easybcd documentation fixed it? I think you followed some instructions there - which ones?
They will be the same as I posted - maybe they were to easier to follow. Sorry if I wasn't clear .
Glad it's working for you now.
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I used the XP entry, you have no reason to be sorry; you helped when i had messed up!Originally Posted by SIW2
Man am I relieved...
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