[The Vagrance]

Ok, I'll briefly explain my situation.

I successfully dual-booted my machine, however, I set my Windows XP partition too small (4GB) so I resized it with partition magic. Unfortunately when I did this, it messed with my Windows XP install and I had to repair my XP installation. After I do that though, it won't allow me to dual-boot into Vista anymore. When I repair my Vista install, it gives off the appearance of being able to dual-boot by listing both "Windows Vista" and "Previous Version of Windows" (something like that) but when I click "Previous Version" it gives me an error telling me to repair my XP install. I did so and now I can't dual-boot into Vista and I'm reluctant to repair my Vista install.

I use XP for all of my audio programs and I use a 64-bit version of Vista for gaming and if I want to jam out to iTunes or something. Any help with this issue?

[phill]

XP has to be added to the boot menu in Vista for this to work again. This can be done through the command line as per the following link:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...4c0201033.mspx
or there are programs that turn the process into a wonderful GUI process, Check out EasyBCD or VistaBootPro