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by saihib
Always install different OS on different partitions. Better still install both on two primary partitions, and on NTFS formatted partition for good performance
And then if one OS goes bad just format that specific partition and reinstall that OS
Also try this link
http://www.blackviper.com/Articles/OS/OSguides.htm
Good luck
by grignaak
One option you can go for would be to get VMWare Workstation. I love it. It lets you run an OS (ANY OS -linux, windows, etc) in a window as a guest to your main OS.
I'd pick the OS you use most, install it, and then use VMWare to install the other as its guest.
Or you can do that for the one that crashes least because the OSes don't affect each other.
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