How to install dual systems in one hard drive

After win7 can be installed directly,It's time to choose to install to that partition Don't choose the same partition as xp.,But there's no need to install two windows.,The basic functions are almost the same.,It's recommended to have one.,The computer is not too bad if it's win7.,It's very easy to use (win7 genuine sequence is very easy to get.,Some notebooks don't have a genuine system?,He writes a string behind the computer.。。。 Sins, sins, sins).

If the two systems are not both Windows, for example, one window and one linux, you need to install windows first, and then install linux

The installation of the common Linux system is also quite simple (except for some versions, of course), for example, I can operate directly according to the prompts when I install ubuntu.

However, you need a CD, or a Chinese version of the system on the official website, and then make a USB disk to start, the production method is to iso decompress, and then double-click a file (I forgot the file name, anyway, the file name means that the USB disk is very easy to identify, and the icon is also obvious).

That's all, just look it up on the Internet before Ann.

This is certainly not a question that can be explained in a few words, so I will probably mention it.

Prepare two partitions,Write your two systems with ghost under PE,Then find one called ntbootautofix,Repair the startup item,Then restart,Then two system selection interfaces will appear,Select an earlier system to enter,The system will be installed automatically (the earlier means,For example, XP and WIN 7 system are installed together,Be sure to start XP first,Let XP be installed automatically,Then enter WIN 7,If it is two same systems,You can ignore), When the system is installed, it will automatically restart, and then you can choose another system and let it install automatically, and then both systems will work. If you have a good configuration and want to use two systems together, you can try VMware.

This issue was addressed by mc5625

Here's how to install it:

1. After the first system is installed, enter the PE, open the DG partition tool, start to adjust the partition status, open the DG, as shown in the figure, the C drive is already the main partition of the first system, and the D drive is ready to install the main partition of the second system.

2. Select the C drive, right-click, and click to cancel the partition activation state.

3. The pop-up interface point is.

4. Select the D drive and right-click to activate the current partition.

5. Click Save Changes.

6. Rebuild the master boot record at the lower point of the hard disk.

7. After the second system is installed, if the computer starts, there is no dual system selection menu. Then you need to enter the PE and then carry out the boot repair. If you already have a win dual system selection menu, you don't need this step, after entering the PE, start menu, find the win bootstrap in the system tool to fix the different PE position version will be different to open.

8. Pop up the interface, click on the automatic repair to restart after completion, enter the win system, and the dual system selection menu is there.

I'm a 250g+1t hard drive. All are SATA hard drives. It is a dual system. 250G HDD XP, 1T HDD Win7. And the boot is free to switch.

Generally, the SATA1 interface is installed on 1T hard disks, and the SATA2 interface is installed on 250G hard disks. Set the 250G hard disk as the first boot in the BIOS, so that the 250G hard disk is the C drive, partitioned. Then install WinXP.

After all the installation is completed, reboot into the BIOS to set the 1T hard disk to the first boot sequence, so that the 1T hard disk is C disk, partition, and you can install Win7.

This is done on two hard disks for two systems. Non-interference. You can install dual anti-virus software, one system is poisoned, and the other system is non-toxic.

In the BIOS, the hard disk where the system you are used to is set to boot first, and you will enter the system when you boot it. The advantage is that there is no drive letter interleaved, and the drive letter of the second hard disk is automatically ranked after the last drive letter of the first hard drive.

When I just booted the POST screen, press F12 on my motherboard, and I can select the boot media screen, that is, select boot from floppy disk, USB flash drive, optical disc, first hard disk, second hard disk. This makes it a choice of which system to enter.

As long as your motherboard is not too old, it should have this function, read the motherboard manual yourself.

If it's a new drive, it's best to use an installed version of the system. Because there is no boot information on the new hard drive. I can't enter the system after restarting.

It is recommended to divide it into three disks first, and then install XP first, and then install Win7 on the basis of XP, that is, C disk XP, E disk Win7, D disk is not recommended to install the system, there is no reason, just not recommended. How to install the problem,Ghost version,Enter the PE system,Everything is easy to say,After the XP is solved,You can run (if any) the Ghost version of the Win7 system package under the XP system,AutoSetup is generally this icon,And then it's basically OK,There are still problems, please add。