Multi-boot/Dual-Boot Windows XP on Windows 7

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  1.    #101

    Did you get a warning message from Nlite when you were slipstreaming about 64 bit?

    The install may fail if there is a 64 bit driver in there.

    Are you trying to boot from the installer now?

    F6 isn't used when you slipstream drivers, in XP F6 is to add drivers into installer using floppy.
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       #102

    gregrocker said:
    Did you get a warning message from Nlite when you were slipstreaming about 64 bit?
    I don't think Nlite knew. Just a warning everytime you integrate drivers.

    I haven't tried the installer yet. Should I try now?
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  3.    #103

    If you think you slipstreamed a 64 bit driver, you need to retrace your steps to find it and remove it.
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       #104

    gregrocker said:
    If you think you slipstreamed a 64 bit driver, you need to retrace your steps to find it and remove it.
    Does anything bad happen if the installation fails?

    I think I'll try it like this first (Gateway says it's 32-bit anyways).

    If it fails, then I'll pull it out.
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  5.    #105

    It will bluescreen on a 64 bit driver, or hopefully spit it out.

    Do you have a bootable installer?

    Will it boot?
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       #106

    gregrocker said:
    It will bluescreen on a 64 bit driver, or hopefully spit it out.

    Do you have a bootable installer?

    Will it boot?
    Yeah, it should boot. I did the same thing like yesterday, just integrating the drivers. BRB I'll start it up.
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       #107

    Oh yeah I got an error alright, but an error I think we wouldn't expect.
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  8.    #108

    XboxOmac said:
    Oh yeah I got an error alright, but an error I think we wouldn't expect.

    Looks like a slipstreaming error.

    Make a new copy of XP files, slipstream in only that Storage Driver you found by name, then remake the bootable installer and try again.

    Here is the exact name of storage driver: Multi-boot/Dual-Boot Windows XP on Windows 7
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       #109

    gregrocker said:
    XboxOmac said:
    Oh yeah I got an error alright, but an error I think we wouldn't expect.

    Looks like a slipstreaming error.

    Make a new copy of XP files, slipstream in only that Storage Driver you found by name, then remake the bootable installer and try again.
    Ok.... which would that be?

    I have the original XP files still (Good thing I made that).

    The one I squared? So pretty much, I just put the two chipsets in and that's it?
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  10.    #110

    Scrub that, just slipstream the storage controller driver,.
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