BSOD when installing XP for dual boot with Windows 7

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  1. acidsid75
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    Great playing ...and very nice Ibanez.. I myself am an Ibanez man.

    So do you think it would be better to go buy software that is compatible with 7 over going for a dual boot?
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  3. torrentg
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    Yeah, surely. I'll pm ya in a min.
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