dual boot multi os

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i have a question, which program will work best for me, right not im dual
booting xp and x64, but i would like to add more os's so that i can try them
out, whitch will be the easyest way to do it without a lot of fuss


thanks
 
smash said:
i have a question, which program will work best for me, right not im
dual booting xp and x64, but i would like to add more os's so that i
can try them out, whitch will be the easyest way to do it without a
lot of fuss


thanks
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If one of the other OS's is Linux then most distros have a boot manager
included, usually GRUB or LILO. If not you''l need a 3rd party boot manager.
 
linux will not be one of the os's. Which will be the best 3rd party boot
manager should i use?
 
http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/diskdirector/

I haven't used this program but I have used Acronis True Image for many
years. Their tech support has been good and TI has functioned exactly as
advertised. I am confident that the Disk Director Suite would be a good
program and accomplish what you desire. There may be other equally as good
free alternatives but as I have no direct experience I can't recommend them.
Maybe someone else will pipe up with a recommendation.
 
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