How much O.S. in Multiboot can we have?
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How much O.S. in Multiboot can we have?
Hi, Pro
How much o.s. can we install in a hdd (with the new o.s. Vista).
Can we install 2 win xp pro and 1 Vista, or 1 xp pro and 2 Vista, and what is the procedure?
if it is possible what is the sequence?javascript:emoticon(':drool:')
drool
I've installed with your help 1 xp after 1 vista, but now i have another hdd so i have a lots of GB, so i want create a hdd with 3 partitions with one of the above situation.
This is entirly possible, there are users at PROnetworks that have dual boot machines with copies of every OS installed right from Win 95 forward.
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Re: HOW MUCH O.S. IN MULTIBOOT CAN WE HAVE?
mrltd wrote:Hi, Pro
How much o.s. can we install in a hdd (with the new o.s. Vista).
Can we install 2 win xp pro and 1 Vista, or 1 xp pro and 2 Vista, and what is the procedure?
if it is possible what is the sequence?javascript:emoticon(':drool:')
drool
I've installed with your help 1 xp after 1 vista, but now i have another hdd so i have a lots of GB, so i want create a hdd with 3 partitions with one of the above situation.
You can have as many OSs as you have space for. I've seen people with 60 or so but you really have to know your stuff.
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Thank you for your informations.
That mean with Vista too You can create more than 2 boot system. Is it true? (I was in trouble because in every topic i read people talking about only two o.s. Xp and Vista but not 3 or more, and that if with only 2 o.s. we had problems - for ours no pro experience - with 3 or more we will have problem multiplied).
But if you kd1966 say that we can use the old method "Oldest to newest" even with vista i will try and i will tell you.
By for now and thank you again to all.
Thank you for your informations.
That mean with Vista too You can create more than 2 boot system. Is it true? (I was in trouble because in every topic i read people talking about only two o.s. Xp and Vista but not 3 or more, and that if with only 2 o.s. we had problems - for ours no pro experience - with 3 or more we will have problem multiplied).
But if you kd1966 say that we can use the old method "Oldest to newest" even with vista i will try and i will tell you.
By for now and thank you again to all.
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