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I have recently installed free bsd on my windows xp laptop so that now it is a dual boot system. It worked fine for the first couple of days, but now whenever I try to boot into windows it hangs, giving the message WINDOWS\System32\DRIVERS\agp440.sys, bsd however, loads fine. I was wondering either how I could fix this problem so that windows will load properly, or if I have to re-install if there is any way to do so without destroying my bsd partition. I have considered using partition magic but I would first like to know, if it has to come to thi,s if it will work for bsd (all of the versions I have seen are for windows) and be able to solve my problem before I purchase the software.
 

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