Satellite L500/013 - how the dual boot of Windows 7 and XP?

Hello

I just bougth my first laptop from Toshiba, it comes with Windows 7 Professional pre-installed. Before you start to spend hours on it, I wonder if this can be done:

(1) I would like to use the Windows 7 Professional 64-bit mode, then

(2) create the second partition on the hard disk to install Windows XP 32 bit on it.

I was wondering if this is possible and what is the recommended installation sequence. First thing I need to do is to create the recovery for Windows 7 disk, so I guess I have to configure Windows 7 first of all?

Thanks for any help
Thomas

> The first thing I need to do is to create the recovery for Windows 7 disk, so I guess I have to configure Windows 7 first of all?
Well, it is highly recommended! Before you do anything with your HARD drive, you must create the recovery disk!

I m not very well how you can set up a dual boot with Win 7 because I didn't try this, but I did using Vista.
First you must create a second partition in Vista. This could be done in disk management.
Then I installed Win XP on the second partition. But after installing XP I could not launch Vista because Vista boot manager was damaged by Win XP.
To resolve this problem, I used an original disc of Vista (not recovery disc). I started the Vista DVD and it has repaired the Vista Boot Manager. In Vista, I installed EasyBCD.
EsayBCD is a small tool that allows to add Win XP to the Vista Boot Manager s.
After the new Vista and Win XP reboot is appeared in the Boot Manager and I could choose between the two BONES.

I think that you need the same procedure using Win 7

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