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  1. kingskid
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    Question, I am using win7 pro x64, can i dual boot with vista HP x86? Thank you.
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  3. derekimo
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    kingskid said:
    Question, I am using win7 pro x64, can i dual boot with vista HP x86? Thank you.
    Welcome to the forum,

    You sure can, I had that setup for a while.

    Here's a tutorial to look over,

    Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and Vista
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  4. kingskid
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    Thank you for your quick answer.
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  6. derekimo
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    kingskid said:
    Thank you for your quick answer.
    You're very welcome. :)
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