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A few things to avoid
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Posted January 15, 2009 at 5:52PM
OK, I followed the helpful guide from life hacker which is linked in other threads and part of the useful dual booting item on PCA click here and I am posting here from W7
A couple of things to look out for. Obviously the boot order need to have the CD/DVD drive listed before your hard drive or in my case my RAID array. I had to change it.
The reboots during install did not all go automatically, I had to select W7 from the two choices on the boot screen (I dual boot with Vista Home) so you may need to pay attention.
Do not do, as I did, which was to press any key on the first reboot which allowed it to boot from the DVD drive, all that did was start the whole install again, not terminal but frustrating and I now have Windows Old file to delete which were installed at my first attempt.
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Posted January 16, 2009 at 3:29AM
An easy way to avoid that scenario is to start the install from within the existing Windows installation and disable DVD boot, thats how I installed it.
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Posted January 16, 2009 at 11:45PM
i installed using daemon and then when it restarted my computer it automatically went into W7
XP + W7
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