Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP

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Hello All,
I have original windows7-64bit on my sony VAIO WPC-CW2GGx/B SERIES.
I had made unalocated space for installing xp on my drive c,
now,when I boot from my windows xp cd,I have an error,
error about hard drive,
error : remove any newly installed harddrive or hard drivercontroller.,and something like this.
help me please,thanks alot

Posted 4-Mar-12 2:27am

matiye

Updated 4-Mar-12 3:18am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-03-04T02:34:00

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I have an error, error about hard drive

Unless you explain exactly what the error is, then it is unlikely that anyone can make any suggestions.

Posted 4-Mar-12 2:34am

Richard MacCutchan

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matiye 4-Mar-12 8:48am

thanks for answer,
error : remove any newly installed harddrive or hard drivercontroller.,and something like this.

Richard MacCutchan 4-Mar-12 9:01am

,and something like this
That is nowhere near exact. Unless you make an effort to collect all the relevant information related to your problem no-one else can guess what may be happening. Please do as I suggested and add the information into your original post, by clicking the "Improve question" link.