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#1 Darksonic666
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I was hopeing some one could tell me how to do.:)I kind of wanted wanted to do it with windows 7 and 95

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#2 matte3560
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I was hopeing some one could tell me how to do.:)I kind of wanted wanted to do it with windows 7 and 95

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Install Windows 95 first, then Windows 7, which should take care of the rest as long as you install it on a different partition/HDD
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Im glad someone posted a topic on this, since Id like to upgrade to windows 7 64 bit but i wanna keep windows XP for my older games. I have a 500GB HDD which should be big enough for 2 partitions.
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[QUOTE="Chris_53"]

I was hopeing some one could tell me how to do.:)I kind of wanted wanted to do it with windows 7 and 95

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[QUOTE="Darksonic666"]

I was hopeing some one could tell me how to do.:)I kind of wanted wanted to do it with windows 7 and 95

matte3560
Install Windows 95 first, then Windows 7, which should take care of the rest as long as you install it on a different partition/HDD

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#5 matte3560
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Im glad someone posted a topic on this, since Id like to upgrade to windows 7 64 bit but i wanna keep windows XP for my older games. I have a 500GB HDD which should be big enough for 2 partitions. Chris_53

Exact same procedure for that as well. Assuming you have XP installed, just install Win 7 on a different partition and it does the work for you.

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#6 Darksonic666
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The thing is I my computer had vista and I upgraded to 7 and now I want to put on 95 and was wondering how to do this :)

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#7 matte3560
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The thing is I my computer had vista and I upgraded to 7 and now I want to put on 95 and was wondering how to do this :)

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Well, that complicates things a bit. I was barely walking around at the time, so I don't have too much experience with windows 95 :P
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#8 Darksonic666
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Ihave never done this before so thats why I posted :)

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#9 BenwaQ
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Very easy. Install another hdd. Unplug your current hdd. Reboot on the Win95 cd and install on the only visible hdd.

Reconnect other drive. Hit F8 at boot up to select on wich hdd you want to boot and Voilà! 2 separate OS.

If you think it is too hard to do, your way is harder.

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#10 Darksonic666
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[QUOTE="BenwaQ"]

Very easy. Install another hdd. Unplug your current hdd. Reboot on the Win95 cd and install on the only visible hdd.

Reconnect other drive. Hit F8 at boot up to select on wich hdd you want to boot and Voilà! 2 separate OS.

If you think it is too hard to do, your way is harder.

Okay but whats an hdd and how do you unplug one
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#11 BenwaQ
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Hdd = hard drive. Device onto wich all applications are installes.

Open up the computer case and remove the electrical connector from the hdd.

Do a little research on google on how to assemble a computer. It will help you greatly.

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#12 Darksonic666
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[QUOTE="BenwaQ"]

Hdd = hard drive. Device onto wich all applications are installes.

Open up the computer case and remove the electrical connector from the hdd.

Do a little research on google on how to assemble a computer. It will help you greatly.

ohh okay I need a hard drive for windows 95 I just have software for windows 95 ohh thats sucks plus I am not that good at the tech part of computers I guess I wont do it darn I wanted to play sonic cd
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[QUOTE="BenwaQ"]

Hdd = hard drive. Device onto wich all applications are installes.

Open up the computer case and remove the electrical connector from the hdd.

Do a little research on google on how to assemble a computer. It will help you greatly.

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ohh okay I need a hard drive for windows 95 I just have software for windows 95 ohh thats sucks plus I am not that good at the tech part of computers I guess I wont do it darn I wanted to play sonic cd

You'll know about each one of them someday. Hehe.
By the way, if you're gonna play Sonic CD on XP and higher, I suggest you download a patch.