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  1. Cindy
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    Windows 7 Ultimate RC1 / XP Black 2009
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    I have been looking this > Buy MICROSOFT WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL | Windows 7 professional - Specification | Comet so with Windows 7 Pro E i can install to my second HDD 1st partition and still dual boot with my XP Black SP3 on first HDD 1st partition ?
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  3. swarfega
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    Why keep XP when you can use XP mode with Pro.
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  4. Cindy
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    Because its XP Black ... so swarfega can i ?
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  5. saverio
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    for 90 quid at amazon I've gone for Pro
    Priced along side Mac OS X... i'm glad MS listened for once!
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  7. Dinesh
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    If you use 2 seperate HDD, then it wont be called as a dual boot. Based on your BIOS settings, your pc will boot using the 1st boot device.
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  8. Dinesh
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    Cindy said:
    I have been looking this > Buy MICROSOFT WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL | Windows 7 professional - Specification | Comet so with Windows 7 Pro E i can install to my second HDD 1st partition and still dual boot with my XP Black SP3 on first HDD 1st partition ?
    yes but install windows xp 1st so that after installing 7, the windows boot loader can identify an backward compatible OS(xp) lying somewhere in the computer.
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  9. swarfega
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    Cindy said:
    Because its XP Black ... so swarfega can i ?
    so whats special about the black? you could probably install xp black in virtualbox

    but yes you can install win7 on a secondary hd and itl dual boot with xp.
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  11. Cindy
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    Windows 7 Ultimate RC1 / XP Black 2009
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    so whats special about the black
    It makes all other OS look very plain

    Got that thanks Dinesh - (hugs + Kiss)
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  12. Dinesh
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    Cindy said:
    Got that thanks Dinesh - (hugs + Kiss)
    You are Welcome Cin.
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  13. Cindy
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    Im going to order Windows 7 Pro E right now Dinesh
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