One of the problems with dual booting is if you use the windows menu or 
any other menu the problems you will encounter will be software not 
getting along.
In my case I dual boot two copies of XP, 1 for internet and office 
stuff, and the other for gaming. The problems come in with having two 
copies of software installed on two different drives. Windows and some 
other programs when ran look/search for the path starting on the first 
drive then go to the next till the program is found no matter what the 
registry says as to the path! I have some problems especially with virus 
and spyware protection. Then comes the browsers. These are the more 
serious problems. I have been dual booting for about 4 years now and 
still looking for a way to fix some of the dual booting problems. You 
may also encounter hardware problems like the printer/s not getting 
along. I live with the problems because if I just use a single boot I 
have such a time shutting processes and the such down to a min. so I can 
play a game. So there are bad and good things about dual booting two 
windows OS's.

My two cents

Brad Feuerhelm


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