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What I mean is to use the registry editor REGEDT32 to modify the SYSTEM file in \WINDOWS\system32\config on drive D. Use the method of loading a temporary hive, modify it and then unload it! Finally, add the boot path in BOOT.INI! This can also avoid a restart!
Credits 113 Posts 6 Joined 2004-08-24 00:00 22-year member UID 30646 Gender Male
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I first moved it to D because I felt that SP2 was unstable after installing it. So now my C drive is SP1 and D drive is SP2! That's a win-win situation!