I've been running a dual-boot system with Kubuntu and Vista, Vista is there only because it came with my laptop. I despise Vista, so I decided to replace it with Windows XP. I started up the XP installation DVD and got as far as its first reboot, where it died with a blue-screen 0B error. My research suggests that there's a boot sector problem. After some diddling I managed to get grub started from a DVD and brought Kubuntu back to life (I'm using it at this very moment).
I can now reboot either into Kubuntu or into Windows XP -- where it dies with the blue screen error. My guess is that I need to restore the standard boot sector instead of the Linux version of the boot sector. How can I do that? Or is the problem likely to be elsewhere?
I can now reboot either into Kubuntu or into Windows XP -- where it dies with the blue screen error. My guess is that I need to restore the standard boot sector instead of the Linux version of the boot sector. How can I do that? Or is the problem likely to be elsewhere?
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