Just stumbled upon this site. This question may have already been answered, so please forgive me. I have a 4GB drive that I want to dual boot 95 and NT. I installed NT already, but the 95 install keeps failing. I thought that by installing NT and then 95, 95 would create its own partion. What am I doing wrong. Should I install 95 first? should I create partitions? Please help.

Do the Procedure the other way around format your hard drive then install 95 then NT

Is there a wayto install 95 after NT is installed?

step1 Use the boot disk to boot to dos prompt step2 Type fdisk and then type N for not enlarge the harddrive. That mean you only can creat FAT 16. FAT16 only can installed both operating system.You only can create maximum 2 Giga bytes per drive, but you can created multiple drive. step3 install windows 95 first, then install window NT.

There are a few ways out of this, but I find this works well. Make a boot diskette for dos, including your cd rom drivers. Load windows9x....You should now be able to boot into 9x only...don't worry you haven't lost NT.. Now I know this sounds odd, but start an install of NT again, except pick repair.....make sure the x is cross in inspect boot sector....after the repair finishes, you now have the 3rd option of booting to 9x. I wish you very good luck.....but I assure you, no third party software is needed!

Visit these sites: http://www.mcecomputers.com/support/95ntdual.html http://www.worldowindows.com/dualboot.html and http:www.almlc.com/~trident/winnt/dualboot.htm I haven't tried any of these yet, but so far these are the best I've found. Good luck!