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shawnmmcc
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Yes - but unless I am wrong it is going to be tricky reference the license. MS may want you to have two copies of XP, remember it has to register itself. I don't know what their policy is.
I once had a hard drive corrupted in Win98 and couldn't get my Norton to run. I didn't want to reformat, and at the time didn't have a network. So I went into the Bios, disabled Drive C, made Drive D the boot dirve, and installed Win98. The I reenabled Drive C (you had to have it disabled or the cable pulled or Win98 installer detected the OS on Drive C and aborted the install). I would assume this would work with WinXP.
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shawnmmcc
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Sometimes though you can just disable the other hard drive in the Bios and avoid all that hassle.
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