If you want to make a dual boot system without changing your bios, you must always load the earliest version of the OS then the latest (ie Win95/98, then XP). Each OS has to be in it's own seperate partitian or drive. When loading an OS, you will see a prompt asking you where you want to install the program, so if you have 2 drives, you should get 2 drive letters(C and D). Change the Drive letter from C:\win for example to D:\win when you see it, pretty easy eh!! If I remember correctly, when you load XP, it will automatically make it a dual boot and ask which OS you want to load first if you don't select it within a certain time frame, in other words, when you turn the computer on, you have say 10 seconds to chose which one you want to start be it 98 or XP, or if you leave it, it will automatically boot which ever OS is set to the primary OS. Hope that makes sense to you.. By the way, I have 3 hard drives in one of my computers and plan on getting another for my current computer... Any suggestions on which would be the better HD to get?? (EIDE of course)
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