It is a good idea to always install two OS on two different hard drive, that way you will encounter a lot less headaches after wards.

I will cover both case, but remember the later one is tricky. This primary depend if you want to install two OS on two different disk or if you want to install two OS on the same disk (separate partition). There are two method to install Windows 7 and Snow Leopard Dual Boot. Those tool really simplified the whole installation process and made your life easier as a Hackintosh wannabe. Thanks to tonymacx86 for providing those awesome tool such as iBoot, MultiBeast, BridgeHelper for free. a USB Stick large enough to hold the Mac combo update (approx 1GB).A retailer Snow Leopard Install disk (should comes with 10.6.3).Windows 7 Installation Disk (Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate doesn’t matter).

Part II Install Windows 7 Along with Snow Leopard If you’ve missed the first post and would like to learn how to and WHY you need to choose those brand components, it’s a good idea to check part I first. We’ve covered how to choose parts from different brand motherboards, different Intel CPUs, different type of Memory (depending on your motherboards), Hard Drives, SSDs etc. We ended with a conclusion the best way to start is building a desktop PC by choosing your very own custom components. In Part I of the “ How to Build a Successful Snow Leopard Hackintosh Dual Boot With Windows 7” series, we’ve covered the basics on how to choosing the right hardware for your Windows 7 PC.

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