No...that won't work..you need to have a separate drive to dual boot and your BIOS must accommodate DUAL BOOTING.
I want to set up XP and Vista dual boot.
On a single os drive, I use a seperate partitions for os and programs. Can I do this with a dual boot setup? If so what is best...
Like this:
C: XP
D: Vista
E. XP Apps
F: Vista Apps
Or should apps be on partition next to os, like this:
C: XP
D: XP Apps
E: Vista
F: Vista Apps
Also, should Apps partitions be set as primary or logical?
I would, of course, install the programs in the partition corresponding to the OS. Just not sure if this will cause problems. Therefore, is it better to just have two partitions - one for XP and one for Vista, and install all the apps in each accordingly? (But then what about fragmentation?)
Thanks for any help.

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