There are two scenarios with dual booting a machine with both XP and Vista
(1) XP installed first, (2) Vista installed first.
The link below is to a set of detailed steps that will walk you through the process of setting up a dual-boot machine, where XP was installed first (and you're now installing Vista):
The link below is also to a set of detailed steps that will walk you through the process of setting up a dual-boot machine, but in this case, where Vista was installed first (and you're now installing XP):
What is so beneficial about being able to boot both operating systems? I could understand if you were talking Mac and Windows or something like that, but these operating systems are both Windows. What's the big deal?
What is so beneficial about being able to boot both operating systems? I could understand if you were talking Mac and Windows or something like that, but these operating systems are both Windows. What's the big deal?
As a gamer i would do this because of DX10 and the yet small but still good increse in power i get yet as vista is slow i would rather be in XP when i am not gaming. This is my reason to dual bot.