Cork Soaker, ye depraved unruly woman, thou crusty batch of nature, ye
Post by Cork Soakerphilo, ye decayed shallow fool, thou would answer very well to a
philo, ye drunk hardhearted lord, you lisp and wear strange suits,
I have 2 hard drives one with XP Home and one with XP Pro, each
on a different computer. Both computers are compatible with each
other. The computer with XP Home on it crapped out on me so now I
would like to add the Hard Drive with XP Home on it to the
computer with XP Pro on it and be able to use either one of the
OS. All help will be appreciated, and I will be back to thank
you. If you need more info let me know. XP Home is on a WD, and
XP Pro is on a Maxtor.
First off, if you put the XP-home drive in place of the XP-pro
drive... unless the hardware is close to identical...the system is
unlikely to boot.
Fucking crapola. Unless the chipsets are similar...
It's hard to predict<BITCHSLAP>
You simply don't know the correct answer. Now, stop arguing or I
will beat you to a pulp with metaphor.
Where the hell is this metaphor I've been waiting for?
If by YOU I mean YOU by wibble wobble<BITCHSLAP>
Snap out of it, you silly cunt.
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