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It seems pretty straightforward to dual boot those versions of Windows when the newest is installed after Windows XP. But the inverse isn't happening on my machine. I tried even editing the BOOT.INI
file, but the boot just freezes or displays that a file is missing when I try to boot another partition.
Currently I'm stuck with Windows XP, and I need to boot my Windows 7 instead.
What is the solution?
Hi I tried inserting my cd of windows 7 but then an error said ntldr is missing press ctl alt del to reboot i did that took the cd out and it said the same thing what do i do and the windows 7 cd won't boot and i have a vista cd would that work? – None – 2011-07-01T06:15:58.997
2@niu: That is a different problem, you need to set your BIOS to boot CD/DVD before HDD. – pauska – 2011-07-01T06:54:26.497