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hi thanks c/drive has windows xp sp3 in it at the moment. partition D has my windows 7 ultimate sp1 32 bit on it. E/partition has nothing on it would i be better getting rid of windows xp on c/drive once i back everything up thanks
hi thanks c/drive has windows xp sp3 in it at the moment. partition D has my windows 7 ultimate sp1 32 bit on it. E/partition has nothing on it would i be better getting rid of windows xp on c/drive once i back everything up thanks
If it was me but this is me Windows 7 would be the main booting system since it supersedes XP and I would run XP from within Windows 7 virtually and any other operating system your going to run.
hi again thanks for all replies im using windows 7 sp1 32bit all the time at bootup i get choice 7 or xp in my thread above i bought windows 7 ultimate 64bit last week i havent installed it yet
Hello Jimjo.
I can't remember right now how many can actually be booted from the HDD, I've had as many as seven different installs at one time though the Windows boot manager will only list 6 at a time, one of these was an attached bootable virtual HDD.
A virtual machine is much easier to use but if you are curious, have a go, you'll never know if you never try. .
Yes there are quite a few on the web. I had made one long time ago which may tell you about the basics. You can download the PDF from here (do not get confused by the title - it is more generic): https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=475a0...CA6D4035%21237