Very Computer

I do this to help keep the kids 'and me' lol...from screwing up any
work files - and use a scanner that win2000 hates.  I have always
thought that this method offers more security for me.

If I get xp can I put it on each hardrive and run it 'twice' as a dual
boot?  

Is there any 'security' advantage with this method?  Or will letting
the kids log in as 'users' offer as much?  

If I can do this will I have to 'notify' microsoft or will the one
activation code work on both hardrives since the hardware is the same?

Thanks in advance for any replies.
JMB
Nanaimo, BC

PS: Your kids can't view you documents, nor change any hardware or OS
related configurations.

So stick to one install of Windows Xp, hopefully a clean one (to prevent
crashes and instability)

Mary Christmas

Quote:> I currently run a home/office pc...one that I use for both work and
> home purposes.  I currently run with a dual boot set-up......two
> separate hardrives, with win98 on one and win2000 on the other.

> I do this to help keep the kids 'and me' lol...from screwing up any
> work files - and use a scanner that win2000 hates.  I have always
> thought that this method offers more security for me.

> If I get xp can I put it on each hardrive and run it 'twice' as a dual
> boot?

> Is there any 'security' advantage with this method?  Or will letting
> the kids log in as 'users' offer as much?

> If I can do this will I have to 'notify' microsoft or will the one
> activation code work on both hardrives since the hardware is the same?

> Thanks in advance for any replies.
> JMB
> Nanaimo, BC