How to Dual-Boot Two Windows Operating Systems on a PC

Learn how to set up dual-boot on your PC to run two Windows operating systems seamlessly.

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Yes, a PC can run two Windows operating systems using dual-booting. To set up dual-boot, partition your hard drive, and install each OS on a separate partition. Use the Windows Boot Manager to select which OS to boot at startup.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is dual-booting? Dual-booting allows you to install multiple operating systems on a single computer, letting you choose which one to use at startup.
  2. Can I run two different versions of Windows? Yes, you can install two different versions of Windows and choose between them at boot time using the Windows Boot Manager.
  3. Is it safe to dual-boot? Yes, dual-booting is safe if done correctly, but ensure to back up your data before partitioning your hard drive.
  4. How do I choose which OS to boot? You can select your desired operating system during startup through the Windows Boot Manager menu.

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