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How to downgrade from Vista to XP?
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23/07/2007 12:05:08
Mike Cole
Yellow Lab Technologies
Stanley, Iowa, United States
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Windows
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Computing in general
Miscellaneous
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01242565
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Mutt? MUTT?!?! Who you calling a mutt, bud? <g>

He is doing well and learning quickly. He now knows his name and responds to a few commands (primarily "No" <g>). The housebreaking is also coming along although still evolving. I took him for his first vet appointment on Saturday and everyone there was swooning over him. Even Dr. Barcus (that's really her name -- talk about destiny), who recommended against getting a lab.

In about four months he is going to have a vet appointment he won't enjoy as much -- the Big Snip.

I am putting in about as much effort training my daughters as training Crash. They still take their eye off him sometimes. I told them to put him in his crate or out back if they couldn't supervise him but they get a phone call or something and forget. On two consecutive days last week I came home from work to find a Sopranos box set and a windowsill chewed up. Not good.

How is yours doing?


>How's the mutt doing?
>
>>It's worth a try. I will give that a shot tonight.
>>
>>
>>>Mike,
>>>
>>>Could you create a XP boot disk, or download one from the Internet, and boot from it, then run the XP CD to install it?
>>>
>>>Tommy
>>>
>>>>Thanks for the tips. I downloaded DBAN and was able to create a bootable flash drive. Unfortunately it boots to a Linux command prompt, about which I know squat, so I was at sea again. I spent a couple of hours messing around with it and "progressed" to the point that the flash drive is no longer bootable <g>. Oh well. The laptop running Vista is usable, just not as well integrated with the two XP boxes as I would like. We'll get by.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Mike,
>>>>>
>>>>>See http://forums.cnet.com/5208-12546_102-0.html?forumID=133&threadID=238817&messageID=2487295#2487295
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I tried that but Vista wouldn't let me format the system drive. Is there a switch or something I can use? I looked at the FORMAT options and didn't see what I was looking for.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Maybe FREEMAN C: would do it <g>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>(Speaking of whom, I guess Dan was serious about skipping the UT for a while).
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