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AtuBrian   10-27-2009 at 09:16:35 PM

So i know most of you know by now what a dual boot is i had already ran a dual boot before with windows xp and windows vista ultimate when it had come out and this is my second time now with windows 7 and xp now. I found it easier this time around because i hadn't been aware of the new shrink/resize feature that was included in the new os so made it alot easier then using gparted live which is a pain in the a**, for most of you who dont think there's a point to dual booting there is many reasons say for testing a new os that u dont want to be yor only and main os and many more etc. Just post the comments below if you want any help or suggestions i just recovered my toms account and am eager to help the community!
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arrghushakaboorga   10-27-2009 at 09:39:06 PM
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I did a tri boot with Windows XP, Ubuntu 8.10, and Windows 7 Beta when the beta came out. Since the RC I have been only using Windows 7 RC on my Desktop. Once I reinstall when I get a break in my workload I'll be keeping the Windows 7 release only on my Desktop

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Bronze Win 7 badge Scotteq   10-27-2009 at 09:48:29 PM
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Dual booting now (Vista x64 and Win 7 x64). All works fine.

For any who might not know how, here you go:

How to Dual Boot Win 7 and XP

and

How to Dual Boot Win 7 and Vista


Message edited by Scotteq on 10-27-2009 at 09:48:48 PM
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