Hi,
I recently installed Debian/Linux on my computer unfortunately I have very little experience so it was a mistake. First I used a partition program to partiton my hard drive so that I can use Windows XP then I installed Debian on that other partition. Whenever I boot my computer it only starts in Linux, so at first i thought I installed Linux in the wrong partition so I reformatted it, but when I restarted my computer it started in Linux again. I heard there is a program or something to change whcih OS to boot in. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
Thank you for helping me,
Stephen Macaskill
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