Firstly, i would use NTFS, its more stable, more secure, and doesnt have FAT in the title. The easiest way to do it would be to connect only one drive at a time, install windows on each, then plug them both in together and see which one it boots to, which ever one that is, i would then download a boot loader suck as LILO for windows, and install it on that drive, this will enable you to choose which ever windows installation to boot into.
To effectively install DIY double pane windows in your home, follow these steps: Measure the window opening accurately. Purchase the correct size double pane windows. Remove the old window carefully. Install the new double pane windows, ensuring they are level and secure. Seal around the edges to prevent drafts. Test the windows to ensure they open and close properly.
Condensation forms on windows when warm, moist air comes into contact with a cold surface. To prevent condensation, you can improve ventilation, use a dehumidifier, or install double-pane windows.
By default, Windows XP Home Edition does not automatically install the Backup utility. To install manually, go to the \VALUEADD\MSFT\NETBACKUP folder on your Windows XP setup CD and double-click NTbackup.msi. The installation wizard will complete the installation.
By default, Windows XP Home Edition does not automatically install the Backup utility. To install manually, go to the \VALUEADD\MSFT\NETBACKUP folder on your Windows XP setup CD and double-click NTbackup.msi. The installation wizard will complete the installation.
Windows Vista can play Diablo 2 with no problems at all. Just install it normally and double click it and play, no harder than that.
su -c 'yum install wine' That command will install it. You can also do this from the package manager (Applications>system>add/remove software), and search for wine. Once wine is installed, you will be able to double-click many windows applications (exe's) and run them as though you were running them on windows.
You need installation package. For Windows computers package have .exe on the end. Double click it to begin installation.
It doesn't look as if Anderson Windows installs the windows but they do sell installation guides for the user. I found some companies that manufacture and install windows, but it depends on where you live.
First you need installation package, for Windows it ends with .exe double click it and follow instructions that appears on screen.
You must have installation files which ends with .exe extension for Windows computers, just double click that file and follow instructions.
It depends on which version of Windows. Windows Vista requires around 8GB of install space, Windows XP requires around 2.5GB. Older versions such as 98 and 2000 only need around 200-500MB. Windows 95 can install in only 50Mb of hard disk space. Ideally, you would need to double these figures just to get a useful system up and running.
Double click on the file. Use "Select the program from a list" and then "Browse". Browse to "Windows\System32" and select "regsvr32.exe".