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Subject: Dual boot
sonicbom 20.02.10 - 12:20pm
K thanks guys for info. Yup i almost forgot to check the Microsoft.net folder in Windows folder. Know i hav got unlimited net connection so downloading .net 4 . As for application are concerned we have to set the path for .net enviorment under windows properties.:) * +
sonicbom 20.02.10 - 12:25pm
So dropped the idea of dual boot. But know only problem is visual studio05 and 2010 beta. Which one should i install . I have used 2010 it has lots of tools and is quite advanced. But v.s05 is light on pc compared to 2010. And v's05 is refusing to install on pc * +
sonicbom 28.02.10 - 05:57am
feeling stuckup again. Please tell me how to make dual boot. Win7 64 bit is ripping my work to halt. I have visual studio 2010. Cant install it because its 32bit and 64 bit is not supported. And i cant download visual studio again for 64bit . * +
jay.mack 28.02.10 - 06:26am
if you have 2 versions of win7 then just install both on seperate partitions and at the end it should create a dual boot menu for u. * +
jay.mack 28.02.10 - 06:28am
but if it dosent look here http://www.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/how-to-virtualise-or-dual-boot-windows-7-616883 * +
sonicbom 28.02.10 - 08:53am
Jay. Will look into that links though i dont have the copy of 7 32bit version. I got a software from my friend called Easy BCD 1.7.1. It did the dual boot setting quite a breeze. * +
plore22 28.02.10 - 08:57am
why didnt you just used a virtual machine? *
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