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**Irravepem** · 07-02-2009, 07:17 PM

If you have enough space on your hard drives try to install Windows on another partition. You'll be having difficulty installing XP because there aren't any official drivers for new HP laptops, so stick with Vista. Once that is up, you can try to copy your files onto the new partition and delete the old one. That's what I would do with Windows XP, however, I'm not quite sure it would work with Vista since I don't have much experience with that system. The easiest way to solve this though would be to send it back since you still have the warranty.

07-02-2009, 07:17 PM	#2
Irravepem Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	If you have enough space on your hard drives try to install Windows on another partition. You'll be having difficulty installing XP because there aren't any official drivers for new HP laptops, so stick with Vista. Once that is up, you can try to copy your files onto the new partition and delete the old one. That's what I would do with Windows XP, however, I'm not quite sure it would work with Vista since I don't have much experience with that system. The easiest way to solve this though would be to send it back since you still have the warranty.
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