How install Dual Boot after Win 7 has been installed

DeaconFrost said:

Frostmourne said:

Download Virtual Box and install XP as a virtualized OS. No mess for partitions.

That's the best, most efficient, and least complex method. You don't have your system specs filled in, so XP Mode may or may not be an option.

Not XP mode - Virtual Box. However, virtualization in the BIOS should be enabled.

Frostmourne said:

Not XP mode - Virtual Box. However, virtualization in the BIOS should be enabled.

I know...those are two separate options/methods. What I meant was, some people seem more comfortable using XP Mode than a third party app. If XP mode isn't an option for the OP, VirtualBox still is.

DeaconFrost said:

Frostmourne said:

Not XP mode - Virtual Box. However, virtualization in the BIOS should be enabled.

I know...those are two separate options/methods. What I meant was, some people seem more comfortable using XP Mode than a third party app. If XP mode isn't an option for the OP, VirtualBox still is.

I agree.