Same here but I used USB Drive to install and am dual booting with no problems. I partitioned my SSD Drive and allowed 40GB for Win 10. No problems so far...doesn't look all that different from "8". I installed "Classic Shell" and it works the same.
Last edited by odatkid; 03 Oct 2014 at 11:05. Reason: More Info
Joan, VM Ware Player download link
Download VMware Player 6.0.3 - FileHippo.com
Macrium free link
Download Macrium Reflect 5.3.7149 - FileHippo.com
File Hippo is a safe site and does not try to scam you.
I'd like to ask a recommendation on dual booting Win7/Win10. I'm asking because I haven't done a dual boot set up since the WinXP previews.
I have Win7 Ultimate currently installed. Should I do as Stephanie and commit a whole drive to a Win10 install, or is it possible to install it as just another directory on the primary drive (Crucial M500 480Gb SSD)? I believe there is enough room on the primary drive to carve out a second partition to put the Win10 on.
I know, bit of a noobish question for a guy that's been doing support for 20 years.
I used the VMware Player also to set it up, running no issues
Sorry if you already know this, but these are the settings I used, followed the tutorial on eightfoums, it's for setting up 8 but same settings work for 10
VMware Player - Install Windows 8
This is still warm :)
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...ndows-8-a.html
I replaced win-8 but still on dual boot,
I hope you made win-7 your default os Stephy to possibly avoid future issue in win-10
Thanks for the links, don't need the Malwarebytes one as I have the Pro Family version of that program.:)
Thanks for the links, hopefully sort something out over the weekend. :)
Thanks for the info, I've heard so much about Macrium I wanted to try it, I already have Acronis 2014 and also use the built in backup software but wanted to see how Macrium worked before I committed to playing with 10.
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