I want to ask, when installing a dual-boot system, should I first download System Commander and then install the other system, or first install the other system and then download System Commander? Also, what should I pay attention to when installing two systems? Is it possible that while installing the other system, the original system will stop opening? It's my first time installing one, so please give me some advice. Thanks.
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You can first finish installing one system and then install SC. After that, use SC's OS installation wizard to install the other system. It will automatically add it to the boot menu, and the two systems can coexist.
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Thanks to tonrry for the guidance. Please continue to advise me in the future.
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