[Solved] Dual boot Windows 7

I have windows 7. Want to add windows xp as secondary boot. How to do it, and is there any risk doing this?
Answer #1
well, you make a partition from your C:\ drive with any partition program. for example you have 160GBs free on C:\ you take 10GBs away to make another drive letter such as D:\ E:\ G:\ etc. yes, there’s great risk, actually. a lot of the time your boot loader gets messed up big time during partitioning, and you have to create a new boot menu with a program called EasyBCD which is extremely simple, but annoying to do.
Answer #2
Na…
Not risky….
Just install it on a secondary partition(format it or resize it)…..
Thats it……
Bootup may be a problem..
lets see…..
Answer #3
if you have win 7 and install XP then you’ll need to do some configuration so you can get win7 and XP becasue XP won’t see Win7 after install
saw this link posted in similar topic but gives solution
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic26756.htm
Answer #4
You’re gonna have to do a repair of Win 7 after installing XP, otherwise it won’t prompt you which windows to load at startup…
Answer #5
its not risky i have done it loads of times with loads of different operating systems
Answer #6
if you have win 7 and install XP then you'll need to do some configuration so you can get win7 and XP becasue XP won't see Win7 after install
saw this link posted in similar topic but gives solution
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic26756.htm
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