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Okay. Great. Mountvol worked perfect.. Just curious if maybe there is some way to logout and login to the other partition. Instead of having to do a hard reboot to the boot menu, possible a way, or tool to relog to the other OS? By and means is this possible?

Thing is my Gaming install does not have Disk Management. Any way to negate that?

Well, I'm in search of a way to restricting Partitions. Not quite sure what exactly to call it, so I'll explain. I have 3 partitions: C: (30gb) D: (20gb) E: (110gb) Now, C: & D: are each an operating system: C: is my default windows install. Nothing removed... Stock as can be. Using it for programming/video editing. D: is my gaming install. Completely stripped with the exception of a few things that may be needed to play games and such. E: is going to be my shared partition containing file backups, music, videos, etc. Here is where I am stuck. I am trying to make both windows installs (C & D) only access E. I don't want them to access eachother in anyway. I don't even want them to have the ability to see eachother. Just the ability to read/write to E. Any clue on how to start doing this?

I have decided to migrate from Windows XP to Windows Server 2003 recently. I have tried the 32-Bit version on a Virtual Machine, and I liked it. However, since I'm currently running a 32-Bit OS, I cannot run a 64-Bit Server 2003 on a Virtual Machine due to the 32-Bit host. Is there anyway to run a 64-Bit OS on a 32-Bit Host?

I have Office 2003, and it has two different CD's. One with Office 2003 and the other with Frontpage 2003. I was just curious if there is anyway to slipstream the two of them into one executable.

Somewhere I read a topic on Cryptographic Services, and how to remove it. Now, it turns out I need it to install Windows Installer 3.1, and I cannot find how to since it no longer shows up in services.msc. The command I used to delete it was SC Delete CryptSvc. Any way to reinstall it?