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How to Install Two Operating Systems on a Desktop Computer or Laptop 💻💽🤔
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- 👍 Watch how to install two working operating systems on one computer - I mean having Windows 7 as the main system and Windows 10 as an additional system.
If necessary, you can use the method I will describe to install another copy of Windows 7 on your computer.
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Сontent:
0:00 - Intro;
0:57 - Installing Windows 10 on a hard drive
4:26 - How to set the first system (Windows 7) as default?
5:46 - How do I uninstall the system?
6:52 - How do I delete files from the old system?
You may need to install another operating system on a modern computer if the current operating system can’t help you in a certain situation. At the same time, it is important to have the first, main version of Windows.
The disadvantage of having two Windows on one computer is in possible errors during the installation: damaged boot record, failure of both systems due to wrong actions and, as a result, loss of important data.
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You are actually so, very informative than most videos. Thank you so much. I'm not gonna be afraid to install Windows XP anymore.
Сontent:
0:57 - Installing Windows 10 on a hard drive
4:26 - How to set the first system (Windows 7) as default?
5:46 - How do I uninstall the system?
6:52 - How do I delete files from the old system?
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hello ,can you teach me how to install windows 8.1 pro in new device ,all new device os after year 2016 is windows 10 ,but i not very like the windows 10 ,i want the windows 8.1 / 8.1pro only! i search many video they teach how to downgrade windows 10 to windows 8.1 / 7 , it not help ,can you teach me how to do at all ?1
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Very useful and easily understood. Thank you
This is neat. I recently bought a new laptop for gaming to keep my old one for WFH. Doing this would help me retire the old laptop but use the hard drive for one laptop.
Man ur video is very useful thank u and a question : can i install 3 operating systems in 1 pc ?
really like ur explanation, simple but detail. good job
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Kinda curious if you can have 7 installed with a drive that supports GPT
I had a problem in the middle of the installation. The installer said it needed to restart the computer and when it did, it just rebooted the flash drive and the entire process started over again. This was not mentioned in the video. I had to remove the flash drive and reset the bios reboot priority to the new drive or the process stalled. After I booted into win 10, the misconfig does not show win 7 at all. I don't know what to do.
Thanks for the very informative video. I have a pc with Windows 7 Home installed and decided to make a dual-boot system by also installing Windows 10 Pro using a DVDrom. Instead of using partitions and dividing up a single harddisk (SSD) with multiple OS's on there, I decided on a more safer route by just buying an entirely new (480GB) SSD that I am going to use for the Windows 10 Pro installantion aswel as for the games that require Win 10 to work. My Windows 7 will remain on my old (250GB) SSD, and the games and save files I have for that I have stored on a regular (1TB) harddrive. I figured using an entirely new SSD for my Windows 10 (instead of messing with partitions) would be a although a bit more costly, be a safer option? :)
Hi, you did the right thing.)
The main thing is quality, and the price later)
Hi, I want to ask if I can install two windows 10 operating systems on two different ssd disks according to this manual. I would like to use one purely for Adobe programs and work with video and photos and the other for games, etc. Thx
Man you the best.. I recommend you
so i cant install win 7 twice on different partitions, on the same hard drive?
Help? Im so far running windows 10, and would like the option to change The OS Using An SD Card with Linux Lite 5.2 On. But it dosent show at 4:52 the SD Card..
Thanks you a lot..
Really that was so easy man ❤️❤️
We are glad that our video was helpful for you. If you have any questions, we will gladly answer them.
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Nice, Explanation. Perfect.
Glad it was helpful!
Tell Me, If My 1st OS Has 2 Different Network Adapter Installed Lets Consider Tap Adapter In Network & Sharing. Will It Appear In Second OS Or It Will Be A Fresh New OS ?
U r amazing dude
U r very good bro better than most of RUclipsr out there
Thank you very much )
Hi, thank you for showing how this is done especially with your caveats and tips. If I remove my Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit drive, leaving another SSD for Windows 10 and after loading windows 10, refit the Win 7 SSD, please advise if the dual boot will still work? I have subscribed to your channel and hope to here from you. Thanks & regards, Jay.
@Sef what?
can i just install it on 2nd partition of ym c: disc or i have to
Does it really matter which is your main OS and which is you secondary one? Also will this work in 2020 with Ubuntu Linux as the secondary and windows 10 as the default? Will it work with two different hard drives to make sure it will not erase data or how else can I ensure it?
did you get the answer for if this would work for linux?
Can I install Windows 7 32 bit and Windows 10 64 bit AMD ryzen processor
Will this still work ?
I am having issues and searched the whole web. This video seemed the key , i just want to make sure if this key would still do the job ?
Can proctor u detect this ?
Great video, thanks.
Glad you found our video useful)
THANKS. EXCELLENT
You are welcome) We are happy to help)
here i have one question..
in my laptop "Local Disk C" contains windows 8 & having 419GB of space & there is also a "local disk D" of 976GB of space..
suppose I have done partition from "local disk C" by allocating size of 200GB & install windows 10 in it...
so would I be able to access my "local disk D" of 976GB whenever I use windows 10 by selecting from boot menu ???
windows 10 isn't on disk D so you won't be able to boot from it, but you can still access the files on disk D.
Can I install Linux as secondary OS using this method?
yes if you are loading windows 10 last ... what if you have windows 10 to start with and want to install windows 7 for loder games like me
If you have any questions, we are happy to answer them.
would this work for linux as a secondary?
Great Video , Thank you
Glad you found our video useful)
I downloaded a new os but on my old windows 7 disc for some reason the activation code got disabled. Now I only see a message that says that I haven't activated windows. When I try activating it it doesn't work. All methods tried but is it the OSs problem?
If you've installed a new operating system using your Windows 7 installation disc and are experiencing activation issues, there could be several reasons for this problem. Here are some common issues and solutions:
Unsupported Activation: Windows 7 reached its end of life on January 14, 2020. This means that Microsoft no longer provides free security updates and support for Windows 7. Additionally, Microsoft may have disabled activation servers for Windows 7. This could be why you're unable to activate it.
Solution: Consider upgrading to a more recent version of Windows, such as Windows 10 or Windows 11, which is still supported. You'll need a valid license key for the new Windows version.
Incorrect License Key: Ensure that you're using the correct license key for your Windows 7 installation. If you're using a retail version of Windows 7, the product key should be on a sticker attached to your computer or in the documentation that came with the Windows 7 disc. If you have an OEM version, the key is typically provided by the manufacturer.
Solution: Double-check that you've entered the correct product key. If it's still not working, contact Microsoft support for further assistance.
Internet Connectivity Issues: Sometimes, activation issues can be caused by network problems. Ensure that your computer has a working internet connection.
Solution: Troubleshoot your network connection if necessary and then try activating Windows again.
Activated on Another Device: If you've used the same product key on another computer, this could cause activation issues as the key may be locked to one device at a time.
Solution: Make sure that you're not using the same product key on multiple devices. You may need to contact Microsoft support to resolve this issue.
Hardware Changes: Major hardware changes in your computer may trigger activation issues, as Windows associates the license key with the computer's hardware.
Solution: If you've made significant hardware changes, you might need to reactivate Windows or contact Microsoft Support to explain the situation and request reactivation.
Counterfeit or Pirated Key: If your Windows 7 product key is counterfeit or pirated, it may not activate, or it may be deactivated by Microsoft.
Solution: To address this issue, you'll need to purchase a legitimate copy of Windows from Microsoft or an authorized reseller.
Phone Activation: If you continue to face issues, consider using the phone activation method. You can find this option when you try to activate Windows. Follow the on-screen instructions, and you may be able to activate Windows by phone.
If none of these solutions work, your best course of action is to contact Microsoft Support for further assistance, as they can help you resolve activation issues specific to your situation.
I want to be able to dual boot Win 7 or 10 from different SSDs. I removed my Win 7 OS SSD from my PC when I loaded Win 10 on the new SSD. Can I now connect both SSDs and have this work? Do I set up the Bios to boot from the Win 10 SSD? Thanks.
Yes, you can definitely dual-boot Windows 7 and Windows 10 from different SSDs. Here's a general outline of the steps you would need to take:
Connect both SSDs: Physically install both SSDs into your computer. Ensure they are properly connected to your motherboard and have power.
Set BIOS boot order: Go into your BIOS settings and set the boot order so that the SSD with Windows 10 is the primary boot device. This will ensure that your computer boots into Windows 10 by default.
Install Windows 7 on the second SSD: Insert the Windows 7 installation media (DVD or USB) and boot from it. During the installation process, choose the second SSD (where you want to install Windows 7) as the installation destination. Follow the prompts to complete the installation.
Configure dual-boot: After both operating systems are installed, you'll need to configure the dual-boot setup. By default, Windows 7's boot loader will likely overwrite Windows 10's boot loader, so you'll need to repair the Windows 10 boot loader.
Boot into Windows 10 using the Windows 10 SSD.
Open Command Prompt as an administrator.
Run the following command to repair the Windows 10 boot loader:
mathematica
Copy code
bcdboot C:\Windows
(Assuming C: is the drive letter of your Windows 10 installation. Adjust if necessary.)
Restart your computer. You should now see a boot menu that allows you to choose between Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Selecting the OS: During startup, you'll be presented with a boot menu where you can choose which operating system to boot into. You can typically do this by pressing a key (like F12 or F8) during startup, or the BIOS/UEFI may automatically detect multiple operating systems and present a menu.
Final Checks: Once both operating systems are bootable and you're able to select between them, test each one to make sure they're functioning properly. You may need to install drivers and software for each OS separately.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully dual-boot Windows 7 and Windows 10 from different SSDs on your computer.
does it work with linux too?
You said, "Our computer has windows 7 installed, and there is another hard disk connected." What do you mean by this? Do I have to connect another hard disk to the computer? Or can I just install the additional windows OS into a partition in Windows Management? If I can do it into a partition, in windows management, what is the process? Do I first have to set up a drive letter for the purpose? If so, how do I do that? And do I have to shrink something in order to have enough room for it? If so, how do I know how much to shrink it? Thanks.
You can use a single drive.
Create another partition on your disk and install the new Windows in it
Hello sir, to be clear you installed 2 OS's on 2 Separate Hard Drive's right? & Still got the select boot menu?
Some said that only installing 2 OS's on 2 different partitions of a single drive gives the select OS boot menu.
Edit can you also say you you setup your boot order on the bios?
In both cases of installation, you will have access to boot menu.
@@HetmanRecovery thank you for the fast reply. Just one last question sir.
I'm planning to install win 10 on fresh a new ssd. Someone adviced me to unplug all other HDDs & plug in only the new ssd for win 10 install, & later i can plug back in the old Hdds with win 7 to avoid installation errors.
If i do this will i still get the select os bootloader menu?
Please advice.
sir you use one hard disk and create shrink partitions for other os or you use two hard drives? reply.
1 hard drive = 4 partitions = first 2 partitions (win10 and win7), rest for both systems.
i did setup win 8.1 with win 10 also but when i start pc it goes directly and start win 8.1 . u wanna be able to choose what system i go with . thanks .
Right click on This PC - properties - additional properties - Recovery - properties - defoult OS
thank you sir
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Hello, great video, can this be in reverse?, I have a Win.10 machine and want to add another hard drive to it and load Win.7 on it, will this still work the same way?
sorry, I meant to say "can it be done in reverse?"
So sad to see that nobody answered the guy lol
Yes you can do this
If we dual boot our pc windows 10 and 8.1 can our files of 10 will remain as it is if we boot in 8.1 and then if we boot in 10 then our files, software would be there as it is in?
Yes, if you dual boot your PC with Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, the files and software on each operating system will remain separate and unaffected by the other. When you boot into Windows 8.1, you will have access to the files and software installed on that operating system. Similarly, when you boot into Windows 10, you will have access to the files and software installed on that operating system. Each operating system will maintain its own separate files and settings.
It's also useful if you are trying to play old games that aren't compatible with the new OS
Like I'm trying to do.
I'm trying to play some old games but it's requires 16 bit and I have windows 10 64 which doesn't support 16 bit games.
Thanks for the addition
03:05 Shift+F10 ___ DISKPART ___ list disk ___ select disk "x" ___ Convert GPT
Does it reauired to re install driver with the new os or not ?!
Yes
Please tell how do you record your screen ??
He propably use virtualbox and recording with eg. obs
Can I later delete the first os and make the 2nd one primary?
Yes
can you have 2 window 10 operating systems installed. i have feeling my m.2 drive is damaged and want to to install windows on ssd to see if my computer stops freezing and crashing.
Yes, it is possible to have two Windows 10 operating systems installed on separate drives within the same computer. This is often referred to as a "dual-boot" setup. In your case, you want to install Windows 10 on an SSD to test if your computer freezing and crashing issues are related to a damaged M.2 drive.
Here's a general outline of the steps you would need to take:
Backup Data: Before you proceed with any installations, make sure to back up any important data from your current Windows installation on the M.2 drive.
Prepare Installation Media: Create a Windows 10 installation USB drive. You can use the official Media Creation Tool from Microsoft to do this.
Install Windows on the SSD: Insert the installation USB drive and boot from it. During the installation process, you'll be prompted to select a drive to install Windows on. Choose the SSD as the installation location. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
Dual-Boot Configuration: By default, the new installation will become the default operating system. If you want to retain the ability to choose between the two Windows installations at startup, you'll need to configure the boot loader. The Windows Boot Manager will be updated to display a menu where you can choose which Windows version to boot into.
Testing: Once the new Windows installation on the SSD is up and running, you can use it to test if your computer freezing and crashing issues are resolved. If the issues persist, it might indicate that the M.2 drive is not the cause.
Removing Dual-Boot Setup: If you find that your computer works fine on the SSD-installed Windows and you want to remove the dual-boot setup, you can do so by removing the entry from the Windows Boot Manager and potentially formatting the M.2 drive if it's no longer needed.
Remember that working with operating system installations and disk partitions can have risks, so it's a good idea to have a basic understanding of these processes or seek assistance from someone who does.
Additionally, consider seeking professional help or diagnosing the root cause of your computer's freezing and crashing issues before going through the hassle of a dual-boot setup. It's possible that the issue might not be related to the M.2 drive, and troubleshooting the existing installation could save you time and effort.
I have windows 10 and if i want to use this method to downgrade to windows 7, will i lose any important data (downloaded files, programs, etc.)?
No, You can't.
@@HetmanRecovery why?
Is lots of RAM necessary for the computer to have when 2 OS are installed? And are there any possible errors that might occur?
The amount of RAM required for a computer when running two operating systems (OS) depends on several factors, including the specific OSes in use, the tasks you'll be performing on each OS, and your overall system requirements. Here are some considerations:
Type of OS: The RAM requirements can vary significantly depending on the operating systems you plan to install. Modern versions of popular OSes like Windows 10/11, macOS, and Linux typically require at least 4GB to 8GB of RAM to run smoothly on their own. When running two OSes simultaneously, you'll want to allocate enough RAM to each to ensure adequate performance.
Multitasking: If you intend to run multiple applications or perform resource-intensive tasks on both OSes simultaneously, you'll need more RAM. RAM helps with multitasking by allowing each OS to keep data and applications in memory for quick access.
Virtualization: If you're using virtualization software like VMware, VirtualBox, or Parallels to run one OS within another (e.g., running Windows on a Mac), you'll need to allocate RAM to both the host (the OS running directly on your hardware) and the guest (the OS running within the virtual machine). More RAM will improve performance, as each OS will have its own dedicated memory.
Minimum and Recommended System Requirements: Always check the minimum and recommended system requirements for each OS you intend to install. Meeting or exceeding the recommended requirements will ensure a smoother experience.
Swap/Page File: If you don't have enough physical RAM, both OSes may rely on swap space (Windows) or a swap partition (Linux) to simulate additional memory. This can result in slower performance, so having more physical RAM is preferable.
As for possible errors or issues when running two OSes on the same computer:
Hardware Compatibility: Ensure that your hardware is compatible with both OSes. Some hardware components, like graphics cards or wireless adapters, may have limited driver support in certain OSes.
Bootloader Conflicts: When you install two OSes on the same machine, they may share a bootloader. If not configured correctly, this can lead to booting errors or difficulties selecting the desired OS at startup. Properly configuring the bootloader (e.g., GRUB for Linux) is crucial.
Partitioning: Incorrectly partitioning your hard drive or making changes to partitions during OS installation can result in data loss or boot errors. Always back up important data and follow installation instructions carefully.
Driver Issues: Some hardware components may not have suitable drivers available for all OSes, which can lead to functionality or performance problems.
Resource Allocation: Make sure you allocate enough resources (CPU cores, RAM, storage) to each OS in a dual-boot or virtualization setup to avoid performance bottlenecks.
In summary, while you don't necessarily need an excessive amount of RAM for a dual-boot or virtualization setup, having an adequate amount is essential to ensure both OSes run smoothly. The specific requirements will depend on your use case and the OSes involved, so it's a good idea to research the RAM requirements for your particular scenario.
@@HetmanRecovery Thank you!
After installing the 2nd OS, My main OS is not booting up anymore. I'm getting blue screen crash. Only the newly installed OS is booting up properly.
It sounds like you are experiencing a boot issue after installing a second operating system. Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem:
Check Boot Order: Make sure that the boot order in your BIOS settings is correct. The primary OS drive should be set as the first boot device.
Repair Boot Loader: If you are using Windows, you can try repairing the boot loader using the Windows installation media. Boot from the installation media, select “Repair your computer,” and then choose the option to repair the boot loader.
Use System Restore: If you have a recent system restore point, you can try using it to revert your system back to a point before you installed the second OS.
Check Disk for Errors: Boot into the working OS and run a disk check on the drive where your main OS is installed. This can help identify and fix any disk errors that may be causing the blue screen crash.
Backup Data: If you are unable to boot into your main OS, consider backing up your important data from that drive using a data recovery tool like Hetman Partition Recovery.
If none of these steps help resolve the issue, you may need to consider reinstalling your main OS or seeking further assistance from a professional technician.
windows 10 OS in my SSD
windows 10 OS in my HDD
in one computer.
Can I access both their storage while only using one OS?
Yes, you can access both repositories using the same Windows 10 OS. Here are some ways you can do this:
Make sure you have access to both drives: Open Windows Explorer (press Win + E) and look under "This computer". All available drives should be listed there, including your SSD and hard drive. If both drives appear, you have access to both storages.
Change the drive letters: If a drive is not visible or you need to change the drive letter for easier access, you can do so. Right-click on the Start button and select Disk Manager. There you can see all your drives. Right-click on the drive you want to change the drive letter for, select "Change drive letter and path" and follow the instructions to change the drive letter.
Create shortcuts for easy access: You can create shortcuts on your desktop or in the This Computer folder for quick access to both repositories. To do this, open Windows Explorer, locate the appropriate drive (SSD or hard drive), right-click and select Create Shortcut. Then drag the shortcut to the desktop or to the folder you need.
These methods will help you get convenient access to both storages using a single Windows 10 OS.
Hello, can I install booth windows 10 and windows xp. And how??
Two drives - two OS
I install an ssd in m.2 but when i going to install win 10 in ssd then an error is showing (we couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one for more information see the setup log)
Can u slove it?
Certainly, encountering an error like this during Windows 10 installation can be frustrating, but there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:
Check M.2 Compatibility: Ensure that your M.2 SSD is compatible with your motherboard. Some older motherboards might not support certain types of M.2 SSDs. Check your motherboard's manual or specifications to verify compatibility.
Check BIOS Settings:
Make sure that the M.2 slot is enabled in your motherboard's BIOS settings.
Check for any BIOS updates for your motherboard that might address M.2 compatibility issues.
Check M.2 Slot and Connection:
Ensure that the M.2 SSD is properly seated in the M.2 slot on your motherboard.
Check the M.2 connection for any loose connections or debris that might be causing connectivity issues.
Secure Erase (Optional): If the M.2 SSD was used in a different system before, you might want to perform a secure erase to ensure a clean state for Windows installation.
AHCI/RAID Mode:
In your BIOS settings, make sure the SATA mode is set to AHCI (Advanced Host Controller Interface) mode. Some users encounter issues when it's set to RAID mode.
Partitioning During Installation:
When you reach the point during the Windows installation where you need to select a drive to install Windows on, try deleting all existing partitions on the M.2 SSD until it shows as unallocated space. Then, create a new partition on the unallocated space and proceed with the installation.
UEFI vs. Legacy Boot:
Make sure you're booting in UEFI mode, as this is the modern standard. Legacy BIOS mode can sometimes cause issues during installation.
Disconnect Other Drives: If you have multiple drives (HDDs, other SSDs) connected to your system, try disconnecting them temporarily during the installation process. This can prevent any confusion regarding which drive Windows should be installed on.
Try Another USB Drive: Sometimes the installation media (USB drive) itself might be corrupted. Try creating a new Windows 10 installation USB drive using Microsoft's official Media Creation Tool.
Diagnostic Logs: The error message refers to a setup log that might provide more detailed information about what's going wrong. You can press Shift + F10 during the installation process to open a command prompt, and then navigate to C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Panther to access the setup log files.
Check SSD Health: If none of the above steps work, consider checking the health of your M.2 SSD using manufacturer-specific diagnostic tools or third-party utilities. There could be an issue with the SSD itself.
If you've tried all these steps and are still encountering issues, it might be worth seeking help from a technical expert or your motherboard/PC manufacturer's support.
@@HetmanRecovery okay I will try with another steps but I am sure that there are no ssd or port issue because I installed far cry 4 and played also it took time 3,4 secs to open 😄.
Still I am facing this kind of os installation probs. 🥲
How do I make sure the two operating systems are completely separate? I don't want to be able to access any files from one on the other.
To ensure that two operating systems are completely separate and that you cannot access any files from one on the other, you can follow these steps:
Use Separate Hard Drives or Partitions: Install each operating system on a separate physical hard drive or create separate partitions on the same drive for each OS. This will physically separate the operating systems and their files.
Enable Encryption: Encrypt the drives or partitions where each operating system is installed. This will add an extra layer of security and prevent unauthorized access to the files.
Set Up User Accounts: Create separate user accounts for each operating system. Make sure that each user account is password-protected and that users do not have administrative privileges on the other OS.
Disable Sharing: Disable file sharing and network access between the two operating systems. This will prevent files from being accessed across the systems.
Use Virtual Machines: If you are running one operating system within a virtual machine on the other, make sure to configure the virtual machine settings to restrict file sharing and access between the host and guest OS.
Secure Boot: Enable Secure Boot in the BIOS settings to prevent unauthorized operating systems from booting on your computer.
By following these steps, you can ensure that the two operating systems are completely separate and that files from one cannot be accessed from the other. It’s important to regularly update and maintain the security settings on both operating systems to keep your data safe and secure.
sir we have also use kali linux with window 10 togeather plzz rep
Hi, did you solve your problem?
thanks dude
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We can't click next on any Partition given. please help.. We are adding new OS
Make sure you have an administrator rights on this PC
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sir tell me can iuse two os and two hard drive one hard drive for win7 and second hard drive for win 10 because in one hdd dual os cause system slow work i did this experiment thats why i want separate hdd for os it can be possible give me yours fully suggestion and if possible make video about it
1) Yes, You can. It's the best way for two systems
2) We will think about video
@@HetmanRecovery i will wait you video
I might do win10 as my main and kali linux as my 2nd
Hi Sir, u only use one hhd/ssd, right?
You can use one hhd/ssd or two drives
@@HetmanRecovery thank u Sir
Thanks, but I can't install win 10. I have a dell vostro 2520 laptop, bought back in 2012. Dell says it supports win10. I have win7 as default. I created a separate primary partition and installed win10 as shown. Right when everything is done copying, it throws an error. " Windows could not prepare the computer to boot into the next phase of installation. To install Windows, restart the installation." And then it rolls back everything. Legacy is enabled and ufei is disabled in bios. Could you please help, thanks in advance.
You have some limitations on your laptop, it's manufacturer limitation
@@HetmanRecovery thanks man, I just formatted the entire drive and did a clean install altogether. Put 7 on there as well. Dual boot now. Cheers
Been having troubles with gta san andreas on win10, finna try dual booting w win7 tommorow. Ill update this later.
Try it
you can use asi loader,silents patch,and downgrader for making it work on win 10
i install window 10 or win 7 only work win 7 i select win 10 but win 10 not running
A standard loaders are edited like this:
- For Windows XP: Open "Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Download and Restore - Options."
Here we can configure the time for displaying the list of operating systems, the system being loaded by default, and also configure some parameters of the OS failure.
- For "Windows Vista / 7/8" you can use the MultiBoot program.
very useful❤from india
You are welcome)
Great now I have to recover my window Vista and install Windows 7 and windows 10
can i install windows 7 pro on my windows 11 without faults?
Do you mean install 7 and 11 on the same drive?
@@HetmanRecovery yes please. I want to install Windows 7 on C drive and 11 to D drive
Can i do it with XP too right?
You can install XP , well that would be difficult
Is it possible to install two instances of windows 10 instead of windows 7 and 10?
Clarify the question ?
@@HetmanRecovery In this video you have installed windows 10 an windows 7 on two separate drives. My question is: can I install windows 10 on two separate hard drives instead of windows 10 on one and windows 7 on the other? Essentially, I want to have two PCs with the same operating system in one box. Hope that clarifies.
Thanks
Caula
can i install two windows 10?
Yes, you can install two copies of Windows 10 on one computer. It is recommended that you create separate partitions on your hard disk for each copy. However, be aware that each copy needs its own licences and activation keys.
tanx a lot
Glad you found our video useful)
Is it work with macos?
Clarify the question, please
i can not do
will this delete my files?
Hi , do you want a clean installation?
I want to install 2 os in 1 partition.
You can't
IF i do this do i lose my all softwares or files?
No, if you install second OS on a separate drive
Torilla tavataan
How do i remove it sir?
Please specify the question
Hey can you help me please
can we get free VMware ????
Ah yes, the classic windows 7.
Great
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3:00 WHAT DID HE SAY???
Hello it's 2020
its possible to loss my early windows data
No, If you install second OS on a separate drive
@@HetmanRecovery ok thanks that is the actually because i try so can you give me more education about computer
your other links are Russian videos, not as easy to follow.
You can find the video you need on this English-language channel
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