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  1. Bare Foot Kid
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    Thanks Dave, I appreciate that. :)
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    I have started completely from scratch and recreated this tutorial from the ground-up; I wanted to show how to use Windows disk management to create the partitions instead of using Partition Wizard.


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Create the Windows 7 System Reserved Partition for use with a Dual Boot This shows how to create the new Windows 7 System Reserved partition for use in a dual boot situation when you want to install a second Operating System to the first position on the Hard Disk Dive so you can remove the older...
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