![]() ![]() I already expected that this probably would exactly behave the way it does right now because I have heard that Windows is quite sensible about hardware changes (i.e. The Windows logo showed up but after maybe 3 seconds or so, it crashes. I gave it direct full access to the disk where I want to install it in, installed it there, then tried to boot natively into it. However, I have no idea how to do the same thing with Windows. When I am doing this for Linux, I usually just create the partitions from the running system, format them, mount them, copy files over, chroot into it, setup the stuff and I can boot into it (or I use some of the uncountable available scripts which do exactly that automatically). ![]() I have some unpartitioned space on one disk where I want to install it in. I have an ISO file of the Windows 7 DVD and I want to install it on my PC which currently only runs Linux. ![]()
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