How Do You Dual Boot Vista And XP?
Microsoft created many innovations for the Vista operating system. Unfortunately, Vista produced some problems that XP did not, particularly with peripherals. For an easy fix, set up your computer to dual boot Vista and XP. When you dual boot, you can choose which operating system you want to work with, depending on the specific task you have to perform. Log in as the administrator for your computer. Manage your computer. Go to the “Control Panel” by way of the “Start” button. Choose “System and Maintenance,” followed by “Administrative Tools,” and then double-click “Computer Management.” On the “Navigation” panel, go to “Storage” and select “Disk Management.” Move the cursor over the hard drive you need to work with and press the right button on your mouse. Typically, you will create the partition on the “C” drive. Select the “Shrink Volume” option. Assign an amount of drive to be used with the XP operating system. Make sure you have enough room for the operating system and all the XP
