it's pretty simple. Install the OSes from oldest to newest.
Bob
How can I set up a dual boot system so I can use the computer for work and play without either interfering with the other.
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How can I set up a dual boot system so I can use the computer for work and play without either interfering with the other.
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it's pretty simple. Install the OSes from oldest to newest.
Bob
Thank you for the reply but I'm still in the dark. What do you mean by install the OSes (Operating systems?) I have Windows XP, so will it work with an older and a newer version of XP, and do I install on the same Hard drive or separate ones?