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This is how I dual. (aka. The Way I Dual Booted to XP on a Vista machine)
Started by theNiteTech · 10 months ago
Ok so I took some short cuts. I wouldn’t say this is the best way to do this but I was desperate so I didn’t care too much. Besides it all worked out in the end.I wanted to dual boot to XP so I could play games. I get about 10-15 frames per second better [
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10 months ago
Gparted sets a flag in NTFS partitions for Windows to check the disk after a resize. :)
10 months ago
After using Gparted the partition itself was still intact but, and I'm guessing here, Gparted probably moved those immovable system files around to make more room to shrink the Vista partition. When that happened Vista got confused on the first reboot and ran it's Startup Recovery which does some magic voodoo and moved those files (like the pagefile) back to where it expected it within the partition. Then on the next reboot the Gparted check disk flag kicked off and found no errors I might add.
Gparted is a great utility and does an amazing job. Sorry if I implied anything else.
For more information on "immovable system files" see: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/wo...