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The user is seeking a way to enable a dual boot menu for Windows 7 and XP without switching hard drives manually. Respondents suggest using boot management software; one recommends EasyBCD, and another suggests Vista Boot Pro, both capable of creating a dual-boot setup. The overall tone is helpful, providing solutions to simplify boot options on a single drive.
bboy500

bboy500

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basiclly when i open my computer it goese straight to windows 7/ windows xp (whichever is in the sata 0 slot at the time). my friend installed windows 7 and he got a option to pick from windows 7 or "earlier version of Windows" which is windows xp. any way i can do this so i dont have to keep switching my hard drives every time i want to change. thanks for the help anyone ^^
 

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dirtylarry

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vista boot pro

vistaboot pro is your answer...it will create a bootloader that gives you dual boot options.....works flawlessly for me.
 

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