S Spectre Explorer Jun 27, 2010 #1 Guys, I need to dual-boot Windows 2008 and Windows 7 x64 Please let me know the sequence or I need any special software's for it I haven't really done dual-boot for ages now, so pardon my ignorance :ashamed:
Guys, I need to dual-boot Windows 2008 and Windows 7 x64 Please let me know the sequence or I need any special software's for it I haven't really done dual-boot for ages now, so pardon my ignorance :ashamed:
CA50 Forerunner Jun 27, 2010 #2 just install win 7 after win 2008, just keep in mind that both the OS should be installed on different partitions.
just install win 7 after win 2008, just keep in mind that both the OS should be installed on different partitions.
manu1991 Barely Alive Herald Jun 27, 2010 #3 It will automatically recognize the other OS and add it to the bootloader . Just install them on different partitions .
It will automatically recognize the other OS and add it to the bootloader . Just install them on different partitions .
bhaskarvyas001 Contributor Jun 28, 2010 #4 Yeah thats right... first install 2008 and then windows 7 But you can also give a thought to installing windows 7 and using virtual PC for running 2008 in it. This would help you avoid dual booting.
Yeah thats right... first install 2008 and then windows 7 But you can also give a thought to installing windows 7 and using virtual PC for running 2008 in it. This would help you avoid dual booting.
S Spectre Explorer Jun 29, 2010 #5 ^ Thanks ALL But will running win server 2008 on VMware make it any slower ?
adi_vastava Code Game Code F**K Discoverer Jun 29, 2010 #6 Surly it will, but do you really need server 2k8. I mean you are installing a server as a dual boot that means you are not intended to run it all time, right? So for what are you planning to use it.
Surly it will, but do you really need server 2k8. I mean you are installing a server as a dual boot that means you are not intended to run it all time, right? So for what are you planning to use it.
S Sei Galvanizer Jun 29, 2010 #7 If the rig you are running it on is the same as your sig, then you shall face no problems running it on VMWare.
If the rig you are running it on is the same as your sig, then you shall face no problems running it on VMWare.