Find your copy of Windows XP and boot from that CD at boot and begin the XP install process as normal. Again, the only real difference for installing is that when it comes to choosing where to ...

Thankfully, there's a freeware partition tool called Easeus Partition Manager 3.0. As for the actual process of setting up Windows 7 in a dual-boot configuration with XP, Lifehacker has the details.

After the process is done, opening up the flash drive in the file ... If you are using an older system, then you should have better luck booting Windows XP from a USB flash drive. Just be sure that ...

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Before we can start the process of creating Windows install disc ... After you have completed copying your windows XP CD you will need to create a boot image by extracting it from your existing ...

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Windows will run through some installation bits, restart a few times in the process. Eventually you ... all the tools necessary to dual-boot Windows 7 and XP or Vista—or even to triple-boot ...

Thankfully, setting up a dual boot ... process of creating a new partition we'll be looking at two separate approaches. While Windows Vista has built-in utilities to resize active partitions, XP ...