10 Personal
Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- PRODUCT COMPONENTS
- FEATURES OVERVIEW
- GETTING STARTED
- BASIC CONCEPTS
- WINDOWS COMPONENTS
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- SETTINGS OVERVIEW
- VIEWING DISK PROPERTIES
- DATA BACKUP AND RESCUE
- COPY TASKS
- BOOT MANAGEMENT
- PARTITION MANAGEMENT
- BASIC PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- ADVANCED PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- CHANGING PARTITION ATTRIBUTES
- HARD DISK MANAGEMENT
- EXTRA FUNCTIONALITY
- TYPICAL SCENARIOS
- TROUBLESHOOTER
- GLOSSARY
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11. The program will require the system restart to accomplish the operation in a special boot-up mode.
Click the appropriate button to agree.
After all the operations are completed you will not be able to restart the system, what
is quite normal. Nevertheless if you do try it, the following error will occur:
12. Install Windows XP on the newly created partition. We won’t go into details as for its installation, as you
can find all the necessary information in documentation that comes with the product. However to
avoid any problems, we consider it necessary to draw your attention on the following issues:
- You need a bootable distributive CD of Windows XP to install it;
- To automatically start your computer from this CD, make sure the on-board BIOS is set up to boot from
CD first or press F12 during startup to select a bootable device;
- Do not forget to select the newly created partition as destination.
Installation of Windows XP will make Windows Vista non-bootable.
13. Launch the Boot Manager Setup wizard. As your Windows Vista is non-bootable any more, you need to
install Partition Manager 10 once again, but this time in Windows XP to activate Boot Manager.
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