How do I install Windows 7 Ultimate x86/x64 on a dual boot system?
Some version of this is built into Windows 7 Ultimate, some versions of that are built into Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional, etc. Some versions of that are built into Windows 7 Ultimate x86, Windows 7 Ultimate x64, etc. I don't know. Whatever it is, you can't really expect that the stuff that you download from somewhere else is going to work perfectly in the future. Some of it may work, some of it may not. But certainly, you can't really expect to have to reinstall Windows over a period of time.
Or, you could always use a third party program like the installer on the CD, create a new partition, and install over the existing partition. This is going to be the more secure way.
But, if you have an installation disc for Windows 7 Ultimate x86, then you can make a new partition on the Windows 7 Ultimate x64 disk. It should be visible in the list of partitions on the disc.
Assuming you have Windows 7 Ultimate x64 installed, and you want to make another partition, you will want to open Disk Management, and create a new partition. You will want to make it as large as you think you'll need. Then, delete the partition you want to keep, and create a new partition inside of that free space. You'll want to give that partition the name "C:"
Now, you'll need to install Windows 7 Ultimate x64 again, but this time choose to do the installation to the partition you created.
You should be able to do this in the live version, or you can also do it from a Windows 7 Ultimate x64 installation disc.
The installer will ask you if you want to upgrade the existing installation. You should do that, and it should take you through the steps to make the new partition.
Now, you should have all of the functionality you were looking for.
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