How can I set partition in my hard disk??

yeah acronis or paragon paragon partion manager or you can go to disk
managment in vista,, to create a partition ..if using acronis make sure
you create a partion for a dual boot os..if your not going to use 2 os.
just create a partion for data,, the wizard in acronis will give you 3
types of parttion you want to create. and will explain what each
partition you create is for. also do a goole,,, your find lots of info
on how to create a partition. also 2 gig,, you have plenty of ram xp
uses less than vista anyway..and if your dual booting your only be using
one os at a time.


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Do you have any driver problems presently?


"red_marionette" <marionette88@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi..
> I bought a laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium installed.
> I wonder if I can partition my hard disk without damaging the existing
> files and data?
> Is there any partitioning software that can do this job?
> Vista is still a new OS...So, I would like to install windows XP in
> another partition to avoid the hassle of driver problems...
> Is it possible to do this?
> Furthermore, the system have 2GB DDR2 RAM.I suppose it should be ok to
> have a dual boot pc eh?
>
> Please help. Informations are very much welcomed.
>
> Thank you in advance!!
>

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MS MVP Windows Shell/User
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Make sure the XP drivers are available. Booting into XP without using a
third party boot manager to hide the Vista partition will wipe out your
shadow copies and restore points.

"red_marionette" <marionette88@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1185862518.927796.32950@i38g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...

> Hi..
> I bought a laptop with Windows Vista Home Premium installed.
> I wonder if I can partition my hard disk without damaging the existing
> files and data?
> Is there any partitioning software that can do this job?
> Vista is still a new OS...So, I would like to install windows XP in
> another partition to avoid the hassle of driver problems...
> Is it possible to do this?
> Furthermore, the system have 2GB DDR2 RAM.I suppose it should be ok to
> have a dual boot pc eh?
>
> Please help. Informations are very much welcomed.
>
> Thank you in advance!!
>