of course, the only issue is finding a computer that has a proper bios and hardware with working drivers for both Windows XP. The new Windows 8 bootloader used in Windows 10 and 11 too supports any version of Windows, even stuff like virtual hard disks can be booted from. The only thing it can't regularly do is boot MacOS or Linux, you need a different bootloader to boot from EXT4 or APFS/HFS+
@@lorishka333 I’m starting the video tonight, I’ve been working on multiple projects at once, so don’t expect it tonight. Thanks for the idea though. :)
windows xp has a 64 bit version too and dualbooting 32 bit and 64 bit operating systems isn't a challenge since all cpus run on 16 bit real mode by default
Not really, I main XP and 8.1 on my main laptop, windows xp is 32 bit and 8.1 is 64, you just have to install it normally like you used to, there’s no challenge to it.
Dualbooting is greaat thing I do it onmy i7 3770 pc i got winxp and 10 i enjoy old winxp era games with prety much ultimate performanxe fullspecs: Cpu i7 3770 non k (i put it on 4ghz) Cpu coolee higmatek windpower wp964 8gb ram 2x4 1333mhz 650ti 1g(yes i know i should put aomewhat better gpu ) Psu evga 700br (700 watts 8p plus b4onze) And storage wise i got 480gb ssd that has winxp 32 bit and windows10 2tb hdd for games Lastly motherhoard wise i use gigabyte z68xp ud3p
