I have been aware of this for some time,but havn't any info on how you start up and select OS.Is there a utility or some other way to make a choice ?mimeryme wrote:There's always double-booting.
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provides a good guide on a fresh system setup to double boot.
Basically, XP takes care of the double booting (described in part 7).
this is helpful too:
http://kpush.tripod.com/tweaking/id30.html
provides a good guide on a fresh system setup to double boot.
Basically, XP takes care of the double booting (described in part 7).
this is helpful too:
http://kpush.tripod.com/tweaking/id30.html
Apart from dual booting, there is a built-in function to "simulate" win 98/95 in the higher versions windows. refer to http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expe ... uary18.asp
You have to run the utility and set pointers to all your games and applications that need Win 98 (are not upgraded for Win 2k/Me/XP). That point onwards the games are cheated into believing that the OS is Win 98/95.
I used it only once as an experiment, and it worked. You can find particulars by referring to Windows help.
You have to run the utility and set pointers to all your games and applications that need Win 98 (are not upgraded for Win 2k/Me/XP). That point onwards the games are cheated into believing that the OS is Win 98/95.
I used it only once as an experiment, and it worked. You can find particulars by referring to Windows help.
Thanks to all
This looks like what i needed,if i ever get an "affordable"XP disk.mimeryme wrote:http://www.xchange101.org/tips30.htm
provides a good guide on a fresh system setup to double boot.
Basically, XP takes care of the double booting (described in part 7).
this is helpful too:
http://kpush.tripod.com/tweaking/id30.html
War is Hell
Lest We Forget.
Lest We Forget.