Tom's Hardware > Forum > Windows XP > Configuration & Customize > [Solved] Triple boot on a new computer

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I just got a computer that came preloaded with vista. I like windows 7 more, so I already installed it on the second hard drive. After successfully installing seven, working perfectly, I went on installing XP. Upon reboot, I noticed there was no Internet connection no matter what I did, so I decided to get the drivers through windows 7 and copy them over. The problem is, it won't show me the bootloader. It goes straight to xp, period. Now, when I look at the manage in my computer, and go to disk management, I see that xp is marked as "boot" vista is marked as "system" and seven is marked as "active". How do I get my other os's back?? I have never had this problem before!

------------------------------ PowerBook G4 17" (Dual Boot Tiger/Leopard)
Gateway GT5658E (Triple Boot 1.) Vista, 2.) Seven RC, 3.) XP Pro (fixed!))
Phenom 9500, 3GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Radeon HD 5770, 400W Corsair PSU
You need to run the boot repair for windows 7 since XP boot loader is not compatible with Vista/W7. Google for instructions.
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You need to run the boot repair for windows 7 since XP boot loader is not compatible with Vista/W7. Google for instructions.

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Its ok, I just reinstalled win7 cause there was nothing on it, and that fixed it.

------------------------------ PowerBook G4 17" (Dual Boot Tiger/Leopard)
Gateway GT5658E (Triple Boot 1.) Vista, 2.) Seven RC, 3.) XP Pro (fixed!))
Phenom 9500, 3GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Radeon HD 5770, 400W Corsair PSU
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