Window xp installed twice

If you have had to "cursor down" to the second path which should have read "Microsoft Windows XP Professional-I Want" then continue, if not stop. Glad to hear the joy. If you have not already done so, you can open the boot. Restart your system, you should not see anything different, just a normal start-up.

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Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. Last reply by tdgreenland Unsolved. I read the posts on how to fix having 2 copies of Windows XP installed, but am not sure if they apply to my case. I have a working XP operating system on my C: drive.

My 2nd hard drive installed in the modular bay crashed. I bought a new one, but it was not formatted. I called tech support to find out how to boot my system to dos to format the drive the modular drive takes the same bay that my floppy does.

They told me to simply eject the XP setup disk after the format was complete and exit the install. Well, I followed their instructions, but the next time I went to boot the system, voila, the boot.

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You probably will want to install the updates in batches, rebooting as necessary. Or for a much faster process, consider slipstreaming service pack 3 together with all of the post-sp3 updates.

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