Thread: Windows 7 and multiboot

Hi, I have a multiboot system: Vista 64 on pc: and xp on the 32 d: At startup the pc asks me every time on any bones I want to go and will vista automatically after 30 seconds. In my memory, I first installed vista and xp, so that it is well recognized by the multi-boot. Then I think about installing Windows 7 on my c:, while maintaining my current xp on d: My question: If I format my c: Seven to install in place of Vista, do the multiboot function as before?Thank you!

You had to install XP first and Vista on. You should keep the multiboot if you formates during the install of 7.

Ah you may be right . Thank you for this advice. By cons, if qq1 could confirm? I want to be sure you can find if I install xp Seven instead of vista ...

And although seven is much less demanding than Vista contrary to what you can believe you will turn much faster with more resources, and the recent stuff is better than xp .

I deviate slightly the original meaning of my post but is that to purchase and install an OEM version of seven forces us to never be able to re-install windows later?

If you do not explode your XP partition, you can try the software EasyBCD this should allow you to restore your multiboot My approach is to use two hard drives, two systems were installed, wants to use this system when the hard drive in the BIOS which is the main .

Well if you do not hit the windows XP partition should be visible from windows seven and that therefore the "boot loader" of Windows 7 has not been able to detect the install of xp and therefore has no plans to "link" to access. If you do not understand something in the soft (after searching) please come back to us good luck.