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Originally Posted by Barrykgerdes
So if your computer comes with Windows 7 64 bit back it up, partition your HDD, put your XP in a partition and then install Windows 7 from XP as a new system using someone's disk ( all you neded is the start up part to get your new menu) then overwrite the partition with your backed up image. (you can't install XP if windows 7 is already on the computer)
Next install VMware in your Windows 7 and you can have virtual copies of any operating system you like.
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That seems to be an awful lot of stuffing around, especially if your not too technically minded.
As long as you have Windows 7 64 bit Professional or Ultimate, you can just download Windows XP Mode for free from Microsoft, in and no time you'll have a Windows XP install you can use for those little apps which don't like Windows 7 64.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/w...indows-xp-mode