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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sasika@Elakiri" data-source="post: 837443" data-attributes="member: 29714">Aa macho thats easy ,Just remember the drive that your current OS isRestart your pc and keep on  pressing the delete button F2 or...... when your bios is loading (to goto your bios menu)there set your first boot option to CDROM (remember the first boot option and better if you can select the second boot option also)After you log into your current os Put the CD in to the drive of the os you wanna install And restart again, now your comp will boot using the CD After the boot you will see a simple dos menu , read the instructions given there Dont select repair, just install the os as a fresh copy When the program prompt you to select the drive that you wanna installl your new os , choose any drive that has enough space and intead of the drive that your previous one is installedfollow the instructions and you are doneits just as easy as that Bt you cannot install an older version windows on a new version (even you are dual booting) eg : Windows 98 after Windows XPFirst install the older versin then the new oneAnd theres another litttle problem too , I think you cannot install Windows after linux or the reverse procedure . bt it doesnt matter if it fails you only have to redo it in  the other way, no harm.However try installing Windows first</blockquote>

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