Can I Install Macintosh On A Seperate Hard Drive?


  1. Internet Badass
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    Can I Install Macintosh On A Seperate Hard Drive?


    Hi, I have an extra hard drive and an old mac OS X install disc. I was wondering if somehow I can install it on my extra hard drive and keep my windows 7 OS all in tact. What i'm aiming to do is just be able to slide in the hard drive with macintosh installed on it into my PC if I ever want to use mac.
    Can you explain how or if I can do this?
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