Windows 7 And XP Help please

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    Windows Xp And Windows 7 Ultimate (Partitioned)
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    Windows 7 And XP Help please


    hi i have partitioned my hard drive to run both Windows 7 and XP, i would now like to do a recovery on my XP hard drive, as i have a HP computer it has built in reovery so i can go back to factory settings on the XP, when i try to do system recovery by pressing F10 i am transfered to some other menu that says windows 7 etct etc.....the other method i tried to use was (as i have dual boot) clicking on windows recovery where i can select the operating sytem i want to boot into when i do this it asks me what drive i want to log onto and then it says put in the adminstrator password which i do but im still having no luck how can i do a recovery on my C drive that runs XP?

    Thanks
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  2. Posts : 27
    Windows Xp And Windows 7 Ultimate (Partitioned)
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    any help lol ?
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    andel90 said:
    hi i have partitioned my hard drive to run both Windows 7 and XP, i would now like to do a recovery on my XP hard drive, as i have a HP computer it has built in reovery so i can go back to factory settings on the XP, when i try to do system recovery by pressing F10 i am transfered to some other menu that says windows 7 etct etc.....the other method i tried to use was (as i have dual boot) clicking on windows recovery where i can select the operating sytem i want to boot into when i do this it asks me what drive i want to log onto and then it says put in the adminstrator password which i do but im still having no luck how can i do a recovery on my C drive makes yruns XP?

    Thanks
    andel

    Are you still dual booting? IF so the boot loader that makes dual booting possible is in the first OS installed (probably XP). If you do a restore you loose the boot loader and the ability to dual boot. What do you want to "fix" in xp?

    Ken
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    I passed on this thread this morning. I cannot read it. You have other posts in the forum that demonstrate you understand basic punctuation. Please reformat your question in a lucid presentation.
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    Antman said:
    I passed on this thread this morning. I cannot read it. You have other posts in the forum that demonstrate you understand basic punctuation. Please reformat your question in a lucid presentation.
    Surely you jest sir ...
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    Tews said:
    Surely you jest sir ...
    I need a copy of the OP to ZigZag dictionary. I could then cross-reference my English to Antman lexicon and help more people.

    Like my new sig? You wrote it - more or less.
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    Antman said:
    I need a copy of the OP to ZigZag dictionary. I could then cross-reference my English to Antman lexicon and help more people.

    Like my new sig? You wrote it - more or less.
    I noticed that, but would never think of claiming authorship..
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  8. Posts : 27
    Windows Xp And Windows 7 Ultimate (Partitioned)
    Thread Starter
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    zigzag3143 said:
    andel

    Are you still dual booting? IF so the boot loader that makes dual booting possible is in the first OS installed (probably XP). If you do a restore you loose the boot loader and the ability to dual boot. What do you want to "fix" in xp?

    Ken
    Hi yes im still dual booting but i would like to do a restore on the XP partition to bring it back to facory settings

    thanks
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  9. Posts : 27
    Windows Xp And Windows 7 Ultimate (Partitioned)
    Thread Starter
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    Antman said:
    I passed on this thread this morning. I cannot read it. You have other posts in the forum that demonstrate you understand basic punctuation. Please reformat your question in a lucid presentation.


    Hi well basically im tryin to to a system recovery on my XP drive and im unable to do so.
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  10. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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    andel90 said:
    Hi yes im still dual booting but i would like to do a restore on the XP partition to bring it back to facory settings

    thanks
    You can do just that IF you mind loosing win 7

    Ken
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