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Canyonaro
I know that the normal way to go about dual boot is to install the oldest OS
first, but I just discovered (after a year) some old programs which won't run
on my Vista 64 setup. I'd like to run these old programs but at the cost of
uninstalling /reinstalling Vista it's not worth it.
I have quite a bit of space, so making a new boot partition for ocasional
boots - without the uninstall just choose which disk volum to boot from -
seems ideal. Anyone forsee any problems with this?
first, but I just discovered (after a year) some old programs which won't run
on my Vista 64 setup. I'd like to run these old programs but at the cost of
uninstalling /reinstalling Vista it's not worth it.
I have quite a bit of space, so making a new boot partition for ocasional
boots - without the uninstall just choose which disk volum to boot from -
seems ideal. Anyone forsee any problems with this?