On Tue, Oct 23, 2007 at 01:27:08PM -0400, Ryan Jones wrote:
> I recently tried to install Debian on my system but while i was installing
> it I ran across some problems unrelated to your program and had to do a
> system restore before i was able to install Linux.
what method were you using to install? It sounds like you were using
www.goodbye-microsoft.{org,com}
> Now when i start up i am
> given the option to start windows or the installer. But I am unable to
> use the installer because system restore has gotten rid of the file nor have
> i found a way to get rid of it. I am using Windows Vista on a HP pavilion
> tx1000 tablet notebook with an amd64 processor.
so do you want to install debian or not? if you do, then you need to
re-download the installer file. If not, you merely need to clean up
your boot loader. I can't remember exactly what the file is called,
but there is a file windows uses for booting multiple OS's and you
merely have to delete the entries for the debian installer.
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