Dual-boot Windows 7 Beta on a Vista PC

Dual-boot Windows 7 Beta on a Vista PC

In this video tutorial, see how to dual-boot Windows 7 Beta on a Vista PC. See all the steps on how to dual-boot Windows 7 BETA on your Vista computer. Set it up so both operating systems are running from the same hard drive.

Once you are done, you'll be able to run either Windows 7 or Windows Vista. Your original Windows Vista install will not be removed or modified. This is a safe way to try out Windows 7 without having to install it on a separate computer or hard drive.

You can find the solution to the "Shrinking Volume" problem on MikeMcLin's blogpage that supports this video.

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