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<blockquote data-quote="itech.services[at]gmail" data-source="post: 47569" data-attributes="member: 19806">maybe there is another one, but ive never actualy tried,&nbsp; - have you ever seen the boot.ini settings??? to (for example load a diferent (patched kernel),&nbsp;&nbsp; or diferent driversets ar posible to (i believe), i think it would be posible as well to trick windows to load a diferent shell from a boot-ini command (even though im not completely shure how, Pro: it takes less space on your hard-disk. because you will need only 1 os-instance ...Con: on both running-options, it will leave you to load quite a few services you dont need at that point, &nbsp;( example; you will be loading print-services on running MC,&nbsp; or advanced media services on running office). the other way (a lot simpler, and even more powerfull - in terms of MP-performance) would be to create an ultra-lite xp install,&nbsp; as a mutli-boot option on your PC,&nbsp; Pro: more Media Center power, less bloated install for your office OS, Con: It takes more harddrive space,&nbsp; (maybe even as mutch as 1GB).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="itech.services[at]gmail, post: 47569, member: 19806"] maybe there is another one, but ive never actualy tried, - have you ever seen the boot.ini settings??? to (for example load a diferent (patched kernel), or diferent driversets ar posible to (i believe), i think it would be posible as well to trick windows to load a diferent shell from a boot-ini command (even though im not completely shure how, Pro: it takes less space on your hard-disk. because you will need only 1 os-instance ... Con: on both running-options, it will leave you to load quite a few services you dont need at that point, ( example; you will be loading print-services on running MC, or advanced media services on running office). the other way (a lot simpler, and even more powerfull - in terms of MP-performance) would be to create an ultra-lite xp install, as a mutli-boot option on your PC, Pro: more Media Center power, less bloated install for your office OS, Con: It takes more harddrive space, (maybe even as mutch as 1GB). [/QUOTE]

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