Varunnagwekar
Semi-Geek
Hi guys.
I'm planning to format and reinstall Xp Sp3 and Ubuntu 9.04. I have deleted my D: partition which is about 20 gb. So, here's how I'm planning to do this.
1: First install XP on C:
2: I will then copy the entire contents of the C:drive (Windows Xp) and put it in another partition in case something goes wrong or for the future, so that I will not have to install XP again in the future.
3: Then create a partition on the empty space.
4: And install Ubuntu.
So my question is, is the procedure that I am using right?
And two, if a few months later, if my XP becomes sluggish and I'll need to install XP again, can I just log into Ubuntu and copy all the backup contents back into the C: instead of installing XP again?
I'm planning to format and reinstall Xp Sp3 and Ubuntu 9.04. I have deleted my D: partition which is about 20 gb. So, here's how I'm planning to do this.
1: First install XP on C:
2: I will then copy the entire contents of the C:drive (Windows Xp) and put it in another partition in case something goes wrong or for the future, so that I will not have to install XP again in the future.
3: Then create a partition on the empty space.
4: And install Ubuntu.
So my question is, is the procedure that I am using right?
And two, if a few months later, if my XP becomes sluggish and I'll need to install XP again, can I just log into Ubuntu and copy all the backup contents back into the C: instead of installing XP again?