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Noah Sanchez39 said:Just install VirtualBox on your current OS, then use that to test out W7Ent.
If you end up deciding to go the dual boot route with those two versions of W7, just follow this (similar) procedure.
I appreciate the response, though I believe I will opt for a dual boot setup instead; I have experience running W7 alongside XP in the past. This particular process seems significantly more straightforward since I won't be stuck having to manually repair the Windows boot loader once XP overwrites it with its own.
Greetings, fellow forum members.
I have a quick question, and rather than cluttering things up by starting an entirely new thread, I figured I would just ask it here.
At the moment, I am running Windows 7 ultimate x86, but I am planning on making the jump over to x64 eventually. However, before I commit to the change, I really want to get a feel for how the 64-bit version actually performs. My plan is to install Windows 7 Enterprise x64 onto a separate partition on my drive, which would essentially give me a dual-boot setup. I was wondering if anyone could confirm if this is actually feasible, and perhaps offer some practical advice on the best way to go about setting it up.
Thank you.