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Thread: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT

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Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
jdempstex 6/11/2007 2:42:00 AM
I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find
Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet access.
The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate 32-BIT for
me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two platforms
- one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would appreciate any
tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I need to
physically modify boot files?

Many thanks
--
jdempstex
Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
"mikeyhsd" <mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net> 6/11/2007 1:04:47 PM
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that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same time. =
not for over 30 days anyway.

does the isp require you to run special program to access internet.

have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the =
information here would give someone info to help you with.



mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net



"jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find=20
Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet =
access.=20
The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate =
32-BIT for=20
me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two =
platforms=20
- one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would =
appreciate any=20
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Many thanks
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>that would imply ONE license so no you =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>does the isp require you to run special =
program to=20
access internet.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>have you tried to access internet and =
get errors,=20
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<DIV>"jdempstex" <<A=20
=
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..microsoft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <A=20
=
href=3D"news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com">news:FC1=
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bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find=20
<BR>Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet =
access.=20
<BR>The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate =
32-BIT=20
for <BR>me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run =
the two=20
platforms <BR>- one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so =
would=20
appreciate any <BR>tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave =
drive.=20
Will I need to <BR>physically modify boot files?<BR><BR>Many =
thanks<BR>--=20
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Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
jdempstex 6/13/2007 5:41:00 AM
Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT second version
has its own key). We have now installed and all is well except we cannot boot
the original 64-Bit version on drive C. The two versions are shown at bootup
with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks as if the 2nd install
overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or something
--
jdempstex


"mikeyhsd" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same time. not for over 30 days anyway.
>
> does the isp require you to run special program to access internet.
>
> have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the information here would give someone info to help you with.
>
>
>
> mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net
>
>
>
> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
> I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find
> Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet access.
> The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate 32-BIT for
> me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two platforms
> - one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would appreciate any
> tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I need to
> physically modify boot files?
>
> Many thanks
> --
> jdempstex
Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
"Tim" <borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net> 6/15/2007 12:42:19 AM
If you change the installation folder from the original "C:Windows",
you might be able to install both without an overwright. Just make sure that
you leave the 64bit version as the factory "C:Windows" and change the other
to something like "D(or whatever your other drive is):WINDOWS. The all caps
will make a difference.

borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net



"jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:81957380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text]
> Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT second
> version
> has its own key). We have now installed and all is well except we cannot
> boot
> the original 64-Bit version on drive C. The two versions are shown at
> bootup
> with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks as if the 2nd install
> overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or something
> --
> jdempstex
>
>
> "mikeyhsd" wrote:
>
>> that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same time.
>> not for over 30 days anyway.
>>
>> does the isp require you to run special program to access internet.
>>
>> have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the
>> information here would give someone info to help you with.
>>
>>
>>
>> mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net
>>
>>
>>
>> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find
>> Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet
>> access.
>> The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate
>> 32-BIT for
>> me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two
>> platforms
>> - one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would
>> appreciate any
>> tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I need
>> to
>> physically modify boot files?
>>
>> Many thanks
>> --
>> jdempstex

Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
jdempstex 6/15/2007 12:11:00 PM
Thank you Tim....have successfully installed the new 32-BIT vista on the
second drive. It boots by default. Cant boot now the 64-BIT system. If I run
VistaBootPro bootloader can I rectify this does anyone know?
--
jdempstex


"Tim" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> If you change the installation folder from the original "C:Windows",
> you might be able to install both without an overwright. Just make sure that
> you leave the 64bit version as the factory "C:Windows" and change the other
> to something like "D(or whatever your other drive is):WINDOWS. The all caps
> will make a difference.
>
> borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net
>
>
>
> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:81957380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT second
> > version
> > has its own key). We have now installed and all is well except we cannot
> > boot
> > the original 64-Bit version on drive C. The two versions are shown at
> > bootup
> > with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks as if the 2nd install
> > overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or something
> > --
> > jdempstex
> >
> >
> > "mikeyhsd" wrote:
> >
> >> that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same time.
> >> not for over 30 days anyway.
> >>
> >> does the isp require you to run special program to access internet.
> >>
> >> have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the
> >> information here would give someone info to help you with.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
> >> I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find
> >> Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet
> >> access.
> >> The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate
> >> 32-BIT for
> >> me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two
> >> platforms
> >> - one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would
> >> appreciate any
> >> tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I need
> >> to
> >> physically modify boot files?
> >>
> >> Many thanks
> >> --
> >> jdempstex
>
Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
"Tim" <borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net> 6/15/2007 3:15:12 PM
You could try the "virtual machine" from microsoft, which is available on
Microsoft.com.
Install it on windows XP, and run any verion of windows you please, without
a second boot.
let me know how it works

Borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net


"Tim" <borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net> wrote in message
news:5FA4D917-E577-4941-B673-F91CABFFB935[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text]
> If you change the installation folder from the original "C:Windows",
> you might be able to install both without an overwright. Just make sure
> that you leave the 64bit version as the factory "C:Windows" and change the
> other to something like "D(or whatever your other drive is):WINDOWS. The
> all caps will make a difference.
>
> borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net
>
>
>
> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:81957380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT second
>> version
>> has its own key). We have now installed and all is well except we cannot
>> boot
>> the original 64-Bit version on drive C. The two versions are shown at
>> bootup
>> with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks as if the 2nd install
>> overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or something
>> --
>> jdempstex
>>
>>
>> "mikeyhsd" wrote:
>>
>>> that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same time.
>>> not for over 30 days anyway.
>>>
>>> does the isp require you to run special program to access internet.
>>>
>>> have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the
>>> information here would give someone info to help you with.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
>>> I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to find
>>> Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for internet
>>> access.
>>> The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista Ultimate
>>> 32-BIT for
>>> me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two
>>> platforms
>>> - one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would
>>> appreciate any
>>> tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I need
>>> to
>>> physically modify boot files?
>>>
>>> Many thanks
>>> --
>>> jdempstex
>

Re: Dual Boot Vista Ultimate 64-BIT & 32-BIT
"mikeyhsd" <mikeyhsd[ at ]sport.rr.com> 6/15/2007 10:40:08 PM
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VistaBootPro may be able to sort it out for you.
depends on where/how you installed the second os.
if you did not change the install to location it probably wiped out the =
64 bit version.

VPC2007 would not help at this point as it does not support 64 bit =
guests.
what you could do is to start over, install the 64 bit version.\
install VPC2007 and then install the 32 bit version as a guest under =
VPC2007.





mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net



"Tim" <borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net> wrote in message =
news:AC2EDA72-8066-48ED-BACC-B4A44A536E2F[ at ]microsoft.com...
You could try the "virtual machine" from microsoft, which is available =
on=20
Microsoft.com.
Install it on windows XP, and run any verion of windows you please, =
without=20
a second boot.
let me know how it works

Borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net


"Tim" <borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net> wrote in message=20
news:5FA4D917-E577-4941-B673-F91CABFFB935[ at ]microsoft.com...
> If you change the installation folder from the original "C:Windows",
> you might be able to install both without an overwright. Just make =
sure=20
> that you leave the 64bit version as the factory "C:Windows" and =
change the=20
> other to something like "D(or whatever your other drive is):WINDOWS. =
The=20
> all caps will make a difference.
>
> borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net
>
>
>
> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message=20
> news:81957380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT =
second=20
>> version
>> has its own key). We have now installed and all is well except we =
cannot=20
>> boot
>> the original 64-Bit version on drive C. The two versions are shown =
at=20
>> bootup
>> with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks as if the 2nd =
install
>> overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or something
>> --=20
>> jdempstex
>>
>>
>> "mikeyhsd" wrote:
>>
>>> that would imply ONE license so no you cannot run both at the same =
time.=20
>>> not for over 30 days anyway.
>>>
>>> does the isp require you to run special program to access =
internet.
>>>
>>> have you tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting =
the=20
>>> information here would give someone info to help you with.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "jdempstex" <jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in =
message=20
>>> news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com...
>>> I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to =
find
>>> Australia's major ISP Telstra does not support 64-BIT for =
internet=20
>>> access.
>>> The lap-top vendor has supplied a separate copy of Vista =
Ultimate=20
>>> 32-BIT for
>>> me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the =
two=20
>>> platforms
>>> - one on each drive as a dual boot configuration. If so would=20
>>> appreciate any
>>> tips on installing the 32-BIT version on the slave drive. Will I =
need=20
>>> to
>>> physically modify boot files?
>>>
>>> Many thanks
>>> --=20
>>> jdempstex
>=20

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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>VistaBootPro may be able to sort it out =
for=20
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second=20
os.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>if you did not change the install to =
location it=20
probably wiped out the 64 bit version.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>VPC2007 would not help at this point as =
it does not=20
support 64 bit guests.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>what you could do is to start over, =
install the 64=20
bit version.\</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>install VPC2007 and then install the 32 =
bit=20
version  as a guest under VPC2007.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
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<DIV>"Tim" <<A=20
href=3D"mailto:borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net">borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net</A>> =
wrote in=20
message <A=20
=
href=3D"news:AC2EDA72-8066-48ED-BACC-B4A44A536E2F[ at ]microsoft.com">news:AC2=
EDA72-8066-48ED-BACC-B4A44A536E2F[ at ]microsoft.com</A>...</DIV>You=20
could try the "virtual machine" from microsoft, which is available on=20
<BR>Microsoft.com.<BR>Install it on windows XP, and run any verion of =
windows=20
you please, without <BR>a second boot.<BR>let me know how it =
works<BR><BR><A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:Borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net">Borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net</A><BR><BR><B=
R>"Tim"=20
<<A =
href=3D"mailto:borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net">borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net</A>> =
wrote=20
in message <BR><A=20
=
href=3D"news:5FA4D917-E577-4941-B673-F91CABFFB935[ at ]microsoft.com">news:5FA=
4D917-E577-4941-B673-F91CABFFB935[ at ]microsoft.com</A>...<BR>>=20
If you change the installation folder from the original =
"C:Windows",<BR>>=20
you might be able to install both without an overwright. Just make =
sure=20
<BR>> that you leave the 64bit version as the factory "C:Windows" =
and=20
change the <BR>> other to something like "D(or whatever your other =
drive=20
is):WINDOWS. The <BR>> all caps will make a =
difference.<BR>><BR>> <A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net">borlandjr[ at ]comcast.net</A><BR>><B=
R>><BR>><BR>>=20
"jdempstex" <<A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com">jdempstex[ at ]discussions=
..microsoft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <BR>> <A=20
=
href=3D"news:81957380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com">news:819=
57380-479B-4033-B2FF-444538A2C690[ at ]microsoft.com</A>...<BR>>>=20
Thanks mikeyhsd .....but no two separate licenses (the 32-BIT second=20
<BR>>> version<BR>>> has its own key). We have now =
installed and=20
all is well except we cannot <BR>>> boot<BR>>> the =
original 64-Bit=20
version on drive C. The two versions are shown at <BR>>>=20
bootup<BR>>> with the latest install first...boots fine. Looks =
as if the=20
2nd install<BR>>> overwrote the 64-bit boot record????? or=20
something<BR>>> -- <BR>>>=20
jdempstex<BR>>><BR>>><BR>>> "mikeyhsd"=20
wrote:<BR>>><BR>>>> that would imply ONE license so no =
you=20
cannot run both at the same time. <BR>>>> not for over 30 =
days=20
anyway.<BR>>>><BR>>>> does the isp require you to =
run=20
special program to access internet.<BR>>>><BR>>>> =
have you=20
tried to access internet and get errors, maybe posting the =
<BR>>>>=20
information here would give someone info to help you=20
with.<BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>> =
<A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net">mikeyhsd[ at ]comcast.net</A><BR>>>=
[Quoted Text]
><BR>>>><BR>>>><BR>>>>  =20
"jdempstex" <<A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:jdempstex[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com">jdempstex[ at ]discussions=
..microsoft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <BR>>>> <A=20
=
href=3D"news:FC116698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com">news:FC1=
16698-39D3-4E3C-B90F-07B6225F6EB7[ at ]microsoft.com</A>...<BR>>>>&nb=
sp; =20
I bought a lap-top with Vista Ult 64-BIT pre-installed only to=20
find<BR>>>>   Australia's major ISP Telstra does =
not=20
support 64-BIT for internet <BR>>>>=20
access.<BR>>>>   The lap-top vendor has supplied a =
separate=20
copy of Vista Ultimate <BR>>>> 32-BIT =
for<BR>>>>  =20
me to install. The lap-top has 2 separate drives. Can I run the two=20
<BR>>>> platforms<BR>>>>   - one on each =
drive as=20
a dual boot configuration. If so would <BR>>>> appreciate=20
any<BR>>>>   tips on installing the 32-BIT version =
on the=20
slave drive. Will I need <BR>>>> =
to<BR>>>>  =20
physically modify boot =
files?<BR>>>><BR>>>>   Many=20
thanks<BR>>>>   -- <BR>>>>  =20
jdempstex<BR>> <BR></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>

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