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It also points out the biggest issue with doing this; finding drivers for your system that will work with XP. You can google support for your manufacturer. For example, if it's an HP, Google hp support. Then click on the link to drivers and software.
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
XP Drivers you can use a Virtual Machine option like VMWare.
M$ have a similar product that I understand doesn't work anywhere near as well as VMWare it's called Virtual PC and is available here
While this adds a layer of complication it also allows you to switch between OS without the need to Log out of one and boot up the other. But you do take a performance hit on the Virtual OS.
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