Dual Boot Multi Boot Quad Boot and more with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7
How to create, change, remove and repair Dual Boot and Multi Boot computers
June 29th, 2011 How to Dual Boot Windows 7 32-Bit with Windows 7 64-Bit - Part 1
Dual Booting Windows 7 using a single new hard drive. Although it does not matter which version (32-Bit or 64-Bit) of Windows you install first, for this article the 32-Bit version will be installed first, followed by the 64-Bit version. You could of course install two 32Bit versions or two 64Bit versions, however a 32Bit / 64Bit dual boot environment gives you the best of both worlds.
How to Dual Boot Windows 7 32-Bit with Windows 7 64-Bit - Part 2
Installing the second bootable version of Windows on your disk drive: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
June 9th, 2010 How to repair a Windows 7 Dual Boot computer after a hard drive failure These instructions will show you how repair and change a Dual Boot computer back to a Single Boot system if your primary Windows 7 hard drive has failed, has been removed or formatted.
During the boot process you see the following error message: “DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT DISK AND PRESS ENTER”.
May 7th, 2010 How to remove Windows XP from a Windows 7 Dual Boot computer Windows XP is the original operating system installed on your computer’s hard drive. You then installed Windows 7 on the same drive and created “Dual-Boot” system. Windows XP is no longer needed and you want to know how to uninstall it.
Windows 7 Dual or Multi Boot: What happens if you remove Windows XP, Part 1 You have a Dual-Boot Windows XP and Windows 7 computer but after using Windows 7 for a while you decide that XP is no longer needed, so you deleted it by reformatting the partition. Unfortunately after deleting Windows XP you find that your Dual-Boot computer will no longer boot to Windows 7.
Windows 7 Dual or Multi Boot: What happens if I remove Windows XP, Part 2 Unfortunately after deleting Windows XP you find that your Dual-Boot computer will no longer boot to Windows 7.
Windows 7 - Dual Boot, Triple Boot, Quad Boot, Penta, Hexa,Hepta (7) Boot and beyond This breaks the common misconception that Windows Multi-Boot configurations must be installed on “Primary” partitions.