Multiple OS PC

We wanted to share this solution because we find it really extremely useful. What do you do when you can't boot into your Windows machine? What do you do if your OS has so many viruses it is not possible to recover anything? It is still probably possible to recover your data from these situations but if you don't know how to - you have lost all your data. Hopefully it is the first and the last time this happens. The best you can do now is to prevent it from happening ever again, with this superb solution we are offering to you, free of charge.

We, the PC Helpers are always coming up with new and interesting solutions, fixes that anyone could make good use of. This solution is no different, we like to think that we invented it and no one can say otherwise.

These days a lot of people have computers that contain hard-drives with over 100GB of space, but most users don't use it up and this space goes to waste. So why not create another partition and install another Windows or even two, maybe you would want to install Linux on to a partition of your hard-drive. Xp or Vista don't take up a lot of space, just a few GBs and having a extra OS installed can be life saving.

If you have a second OS on a partition that you never use, how high is the possibility for a virus reach it? Can your anti-virus program installed on this second OS scan the infected Windows partition? You can simply copy all important files to your healthy partition and install a fresh on where your infected partition is or try to repair it.

You could also have a USB memory stick that has windows on them and boot from it, if your system's BIOS supports that. We will teach you how to do that sometime too, you have to keep checking our little site.

If you do install another OS on to your PC, you have to have a way to access it, there are two ways to do it. First is to edit Boot.ini and add information about your second OS, this file is hidden system file so you have to make it visible first. Be sure you know what you are doing because one little mistake and you won't be able to access your Windows at all. We recommend a multi boot manager, multiple OS boot tool or something like that. There are many to choose from, you will find one you like. Also to create a free partition you would need a partition tool or partition when you are installing your first Windows.

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