<![CDATA[<p>Can I setup/install or use Drive Vaccine on a Dual boot or Multi-boot System configuration?</p><p><span id="bodyfont" style="font-family:Verdana; font-size: 10pt;"><p>Yes, you can. However, you would need to install Drive Vaccine on both OS's. To understand the reasoning behind this type of installation, you need to realize that Drive Vaccine has 2 logical components:</p>
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<li>The Subconsole, which is the mini OS that boots prior to Windows. (hidden - not visible during boot up)</li>
<li>The GUI component - which is the Windows component that hooks into the Subconsole</li>
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The first time you install Drive Vaccine, the Subconsole component is installed BELOW the Windows OS. In addition, a GUI component is also loaded onto the primary (first OS of the Dual boot system) Operating System. </p>
<p>The next setup step would be to Only install the GUI component onto the secondary (Second OS of the Dual boot system).</p>
<p>Because the Subconsole part is already installed and loaded under Windows, it will be operational no matter what OS you are running. The GUI then allow you to control Drive Vaccine and its subconsole - where you can see the baseline, perform the restores, make updates etc.<br />
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