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Windows 7 - Dual Booting XP Pro SP3 and Win7Pro System Restore.
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| 06-23-2010 | #1 |
| | Dual Booting XP Pro SP3 and Win7Pro System Restore. I have a dual boot on my PC, original winXP on disk0 (manager and sata cable position), then I have a data drive in position 1, and my Windows 7 system in drive 2. They both work OK. However, I have the usual problem of when booting out of XP and back into 7 all the 7's system restore points are deleted. I have followed the instructions in Kb926185, regarding HKLM subkey for offline devices, but I still have the problem. The other system drives are called Z, in both systems (used for bcd editor). Have I overlooked something. Mike |
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| 06-23-2010 | #2 |
| | Read the Tutorial Brink wrote System Restore Points - Stop XP Dual Boot Delete - Vista Forums Although it was written for Vista it will work with XP and Windows 7. |
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| 06-23-2010 | #3 |
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