One way to take the Windows 7 beta for a spin is by running it in a virtual-machine environment. Of course, that requires a bit of technical know-how. Another option is to create a new partition ...

I have my copy of windows 7 and am looking to install it on one of my machines, however I am feeling a bit out of my depth so I turn to ars...The machine I am putting it on is just used for a bit ...

If you want the full Windows 7 experience, your best option is to create a separate hard drive partition where the operating system can be installed and dual-boot.

One preliminary note, though: This multi-boot setup only works with Windows 7 and Vista: To set up a multi-boot system with Windows XP or Ubuntu, you'll need a third-party multi-boot tool such as ...

Windows 7 and Ubuntu, despite their opposing missions, can get along like best pals on a single computer. Here's how to set up a dual boot system that lets you enjoy the best of both worlds in ...

Following my advice in Dual-Boot with Windows 7, Dale Bevan set up a dual boot with Windows 7. He now wants to remove the new OS and stick with the old one. I’ve already explained how to remove ...

Here's how to dual boot Windows 8 with your current Windows 7 installation so you can run them both side by side. If you've ever dual booted a machine before, this shouldn't seem too foreign.

Want to try Microsoft's next operating system, Windows 8, without losing your Windows 7 system? Installing Windows 8 in dual-boot mode is a snap with our guide.