Since I don't own a DVD burner, I've been using the following
procedure for my Vista installations:
The downloaded file is in a .ISO format. Install Daemon Tools
(a virtual DVD drive) on your XP partition. Mount the down-
loaded file on the DT virtual drive; it starts running automatically
and at some point will ask you which partition to install to. Be
sure to choose the second or empty partition. It will then
create a dual boot menu, allowing you a choice of booting
XP or Vista.
Gary VanderMolen
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All right gotta ask. If I'm planning on dual booting with it why does one
not have to burn it to DVD? You lost me.
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