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Hi,
Thanks for that. I've used it before but not on a UEFI based system yet. I'll give it another shot then.
Cheers,
Hi,
Thanks for that. I've used it before but not on a UEFI based system yet. I'll give it another shot then.
Cheers,
Okies, to clarify, I should be fine if I partition off a section of my windows 10 hard drive and install windows 7 on it.? I do have a back up drive if anything goes wrong (A drive a ghosted windows 10 onto after I finished installing everything... which I will probably update before I attempt this).
Thanks! I do have one concern that I posted in one of the other sections of this forum.. it has to do with resizing partitions.. It is under the hardware/driver section of this forums. I think I made a booboo earlier
Hard Drive Space loss after expanding partition - Windows 10 Forums
Did everything go well during the installation of your win 7?
I am in the same situation, I have win 10 and I would like to install win 7 in dual boot.
I created the USB bootable for win 7 and I can boot from it but when the screen of loading files finish the computer freezes.
Do you have any suggestion?
Genet, this is brilliant and so clearly explained. Everyone else says it can't be done but I followed your clear instructions and it is quite straightforward. I have referred to your solution in my question here: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...=1453195687193
Hello there.
Im trying to do a dual boot install,i installed windows 10 first and now i want to install windows 7 on a different ssd. But i run into problems, i have created a bootable usb install with rufus(GPT partition for Uefi) and i manage to boot up from the usb stick, but when i select the drive i want to install windows 7 on i get this message 0x80300024, is it possible to fix this without disconnecting any drives ?
That's what I did with my new Dell inspiron Windows 10 laptop. I created a new partition on the hard drive and installed a newly purchased copy of Windows 7 to the new partition, however, there was a message that some thing was out of the suggested order. I'll have to review the message and get back. edit, I disabled secure boot in the uefi bios. Now I'm still on the windows 7 Starting Windows screen.
Last edited by dlcampbe; 28 Feb 2016 at 16:19.