Dual booting Win7 32 and 64 bit?

Hey all, just a couple quick question. Is setting up this kind of dual boot any different from say Win XP and Win 7 (my current set up)? On start up will selecting "earlier versions" boot the 32 bit version?

I'm confused. Why would you want two different versions of Win7?

Guush, stop with 32bits already. It is dead, DEADDDDDD..... I hope Win8 just come out and stop with this 32bits none-sense.magicalclick

Hey all, just a couple quick question. Is setting up this kind of dual boot any different from say Win XP and Win 7 (my current set up)? On start up will selecting "earlier versions" boot the 32 bit version?

istuffedsunny

Just to emphasize what others have already said, yes, you can dual boot 32 bit and 64 bit but there's no point since 64 should be compatible with everything you have. If it isn't then it's likely the case that you're using ancient hardware and need to upgrade to something modern anyway.

Guush, stop with 32bits already. It is dead, DEADDDDDD..... I hope Win8 just come out and stop with this 32bits none-sense.magicalclick

Guush, stop with 32bits already. It is dead, DEADDDDDD..... I hope Win8 just come out and stop with this 32bits none-sense.magicalclick

[QUOTE="magicalclick"]Guush, stop with 32bits already. It is dead, DEADDDDDD..... I hope Win8 just come out and stop with this 32bits none-sense.HotRevolver