How to I make a computer dual-boot?
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http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html\nJust follow the steps
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1.put the bootable disk in the rom before restarting\n2.restart computer\n3.hold down delete key\n4.enter the bios setup\n5.change the primary, secondary and third booting sequence to Cd- Rom\n6.save and exit\n7. leave the Computer to boot from the disc.
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Of course, two hard disks is great for dual boot. One hard disk can do too but slower and you must using fdisk command in dos
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Get a copy of windows (full, not an upgrade!)\n\nThen go into you boot menu (BIOS) by pressing the 'del' key or sometimes 'f2' when you power-up\n\nChange the boot device priority so that your cd/cd-rw/dvd rom/r/rw (cd drive! lol) is first to boot\n\nInsert your windows disk.. and save the changes in the BIOS.\n\nThe comp will reboot and ask you to 'press any key to boot from cd' (do this!) and follow the easy prompts!\n\n>>>>>ReMeMbEr To BaCk-Up YoUr MuSiC tHoUgH!<<<<<\n\nRegards, Mike =)
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If your BIOS does not support boot from CD, then you will have to boot from a floppy that has drivers and support for your CD.  \n\nYou haven't specified which operating system you are trying to install.\n\nA "setup" disk shipped with Windows 95 and Windows 98 will do this job.  Borrow such a floppy if you don't have one. \n\nFor XP, the necessary downloads to make such a floppy is available from Microsoft, see link in "sources".\n\nFor Linux, use rawrite to create a bootable floppy.  See second link in "sources".
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I would suggest installing a boot loader!\nyou can get info on creating a boot disk from site "http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Distribution/Download". \nHope this helps.
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There is another easy software named BootXP, which special made for this reason.\n\nAgain\n\nBe Careful\n\nYou are playing with fire here
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You can run a dual boot with windows and Linux.  You need to partition your hard drive and install windows on one partition and linux on the other.  You may need to change your boot sequence in startup so your pc will boot from Cd-Rom. When your pc starts you can choose which OS you want to run.  Cannot run both at the same time.
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boot with the cd and re install
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Process of Dual booting Windows 98 with Windows 95:\n\nIt is recommended that at least two partitions be created, one partition for Windows 95 and the other for Windows 98. Information about creating partitions can be found on document CH000345. If the partitions need to be deleted, information about deleting a partition can be found on document CH000344. \nOnce at least two partitions have been created on the computer, if you have an OEM version of Windows 98 install it first as it will search for pre-existing operating systems. If you have a retail version of Windows 98 you can either install Windows 95 or Windows 98 first. \nNote: If you have a Windows 98 Retail or OEM it is also important to know that you can boot from this CD and install Windows.\n\nOnce one of the Operating Systems has been installed in the computer, boot the computer from a bootable floppy diskette and at the MS-DOS prompt install the other operating system onto the other partition. Note: you do not want to install Windows 95/98 through Windows, it must be done from MS-DOS. \nOnce both Operating Systems have been installed onto the computer it will boot to the last installed operating system. To boot to the alternate Operating system you will needed to edit the msdos.sys file and change the WinDir= and the WinBootDir to the appropriate drive letter. If you find yourself needing to boot between the operating systems often it may be easier to create two different msdos.sys files and then use a batch file to switch between these msdos.sys files. \nAdditional information on editing the msdos.sys can be found on our MSDOS.SYS page. \nAdditional information about batch files can be found on our batch file page.\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000346.htm#01
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Go into the BIOS and set it so that your CD-ROM drive boots first. Then restart the computer with your operating system's install disk in the CD-ROM drive. It should be fairly simple from there. Once the operating system is loaded, be sure to reinstall any and all drivers required for your hardware, which should have come on a disc with the computer, or along with the hardware if you upgraded with aftermarket parts.
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Yes there is way. Use Nero it will allow you to make boot able CD.
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Well there are many steps to this. I have done it once before successfully by using the steps on a link I found on http://www.bootdisk.com\nYou can also visit this site for instructions.\nhttp://old.bink.nu/xpbootcd/
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You make sure the boot disk is in the cd drive.  After that, boot up your computer and press F8.  Select boot from disk in the options.
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Use partition magic, unless you want to start from scratch:\n\ncreate partition for win xp...install\ninstall win98 on other partition\nconfig xp for boot menu
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No, just download a bootloader, and you can choose whether to load linux or windows on startup, but they both exist together on the same hard drive
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Download BootCamp. BootCamp will allow you to dual boot with Windows XP Home or Pro (but only with Service Pack 2, full install). You may need to update your firmware, as well. BootCamp will let you know if you need to do so. Here's the link. Here's another link to some OS X tips and tricks. \n\nSource(s):\nhttp://www.apple.com/bootcamp/\nhttp://www.apple.com/pro/tips/\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/tips/calcula... \n\nPS: I have a MacBook and WinXP and MacOSX works perfectly fine