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knightrider

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#27066 12-Oct-2008 21:44
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Hello,

I have a couple of questions regarding dual booting my Laptop:

What (bootloader?) do I need to dual boot my laptop with two copies of Vista Business (each on it's own partition on same HDD)?

And, is Gparted the best tool for resizing and adding a parition to my Vista HDD?

If this description is too brief, please ask for more details!!

Cheers,

Donald.

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boby55
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  #170787 12-Oct-2008 21:54
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I use EASYBCD as my boot loader. but that is with vista / xp should work with vista /vista

yes you will need 2 partions one for each install

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