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How I can install windows 7 on Windows XP on the same HD partition .
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Others seem to be saying no, but you can get two Operating systems on a device without partition. You can use a virtual machine called VirtualBox. It's free and easy to use. If you don't know about it, I wrote an article on it before on: http://www.appsum.info/virtualbox.html
You can download it directly from there as well
Hope this helps
Thanks for R. Proffitt and Coryphaeus for your concern and reply.
And special THANKS to anatusant for your useful reply .
I'm aware and use VirtualBox but that's a virtual partition so it fails the original spec above. Maybe they should have not limited the answer?
Bob
In my reply I was not exact. Here's a link about the virtual systems it uses.
http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch05.html
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