How can I install applications on one partition (say C)
and place the data areas (places where the user of that
application (or the application for that matter) will
create files or directories derived from that application?
Re: dual boot configuration, shared application question ... >> I have a new laptop and am thinking of dual booting between xp pro and ... >> to partition the hd for each operating system and create a third ... >> partition for the profiles to be stored on so that i can access the ... >> install applications like ms office on a fourth partition and have ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
Re: Undo Dual boot and re-partition drive ... IŽll probably uninstall apps and ... reinstall on 2nd partition.... you can install applications on any partition ... > reinstall it wherever you want it. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Undo Dual boot and re-partition drive ... > perhaps I donŽt need to repartition the drive, ...partition getting crowded and that was one ... you can install applications on any partition ...special software, and I've had mixed results trying such ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Undo Dual boot and re-partition drive ... > reinstall on 2nd partition.... you can install applications on any ... The best way to do that is to uninstall it, ... >> reinstall it wherever you want it. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Multiple Drive letters per partition ... I have multiple partitions on each for future OS's and data areas.... The primary drive (the one with my daily XP64 in the first partition) has only one letter per partition C-D-E and F ... So there are no conflicts in the access only in the listing of these letters after the Volume name in the left column.... ... The only clue I have to this behavior -- is just recently I went from running exclusively from the default Admin Logon - to creating a second admin account and when i realized i lost acccess to all my settings and tweaks in the default I copied as much as i could from the default Admin folder to the new folder (not sure i got everything that would copy but most - except items that were "in use" and couldn't be ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics)
