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aaronep
I presently have Windows 7 installed on my primary internal hard
drive. Unfortunately, there are some applications that I wish to use
that will not work with Windows 7, but will work with Windows XP.
Is it possible to install Windows XP on a separate USB hard drive and
then , when computer boots up, instruct the computer to access the usb
hard drive only, that has XP installed?
Also, when I wish to operate Windows 7, upon startup, instruct
computer to access only the internal hard drive that has Windows 7
installed?
This procedure sounds logical to me, but I am posting this question as
I do not want to go ahead and then screw up my system.
best, Aaron
drive. Unfortunately, there are some applications that I wish to use
that will not work with Windows 7, but will work with Windows XP.
Is it possible to install Windows XP on a separate USB hard drive and
then , when computer boots up, instruct the computer to access the usb
hard drive only, that has XP installed?
Also, when I wish to operate Windows 7, upon startup, instruct
computer to access only the internal hard drive that has Windows 7
installed?
This procedure sounds logical to me, but I am posting this question as
I do not want to go ahead and then screw up my system.
best, Aaron