Thanks! I am scared because I don“t want to mess what is working: WIndows 7 in 
the network... Will wait to get the courage to boot the XP...

Marcio


-----Original Message-----
>From: Brian Jones <[email protected]>
>Sent: Apr 6, 2010 5:00 PM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Here I am again...in troubles.
>
>Careful there, Marcio!  You are sure you are taking about a 'dual boot' 
>and not 'windows XP mode', right?
>
>Windows XP mode will use the virtual machine software to share your 
>network adapter with your XP mode virtual machine.  It's quirky, but it 
>works somewhat.  Do NOT load an ethernet device driver on your XP machine!
>
>If you are truly 'dual booting' (you computer asks you which operating 
>system to use when you turn it on), then installing the device drivers 
>is necessary, and should not cause any problems.  I say should, because 
>it depends on the writer of the install script... was he careful enough 
>to prevent the install program from finding the other operating system 
>and changing those device drivers.  Windows 98 used to do this... if you 
>put 2 copies on one computer, you had to hide the old install from the 
>new install or the new install would damage the registry of the old 
>install.  Since Win7 tends to hide it's drives from XP by default, then 
>install Win7 drivers first (you already have), then reboot and install 
>the XP drivers last.
>
>Good Luck!
>
>   -Brian
>
>
>On 4/4/2010 5:47 PM, Marcio wrote:
>> Now I have a new computer Intel Dualcore and Windows 7. Working fine. The 
>> guy in the shop convinced me to have dual boot so that now I am able to boot 
>> with the old Windows XP or with the new Windows 7. Working OK. But I am 
>> scared when it comes connecting top my wireless network with my Linksys 
>> Adapter. First I was able to install the Linksys driver when in Windows XP 
>> but I had troubles installing and connecting with the network with Windows 7.
>>
>> Finally after uninstalling the driver in Windows XP and boot in Windows 7 
>> and I was able to connect it to the network. It is working fine now. But I 
>> am afraid of booting on Windows XP and messing this up. Even more afraid to 
>> install the Linksys driver in Windows XP and this creating problems for the 
>> connection when booting Windows 7. Should I do it? Can I use the same 
>> adapter for both boots?
>>
>>    
>
>
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