Problem adding Windows 10 to my existing dual boot system

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loopyjoe

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About four years ago I used EasyBCD to get a dual boot system working with Windows 7 and XP. I got help here at the time, and the thread still exists here:



Now with the ending of support for Win 7 I'm trying to install Win 10, but I'd ideally like to keep my old setup and add Win 10 as a third option. This objective is beginning to seem less crucial as I suspect my 2006 pc is too old to cope with Win 10. Whatever I do I can't get past the initial logo screen. I've got a thread about it on tenforums and in order to save myself a lot of typing I hope it's okay to post a link here:

Windows 10 install stuck at logo screen - Windows 10 Help Forums

Hello, this is my first post here. I've been trying to install Windows 10 for a few days now and whatever I do I can't get past the black screen with the four blue rectangles that constitute the Windows 10 logo. (I haven't installed 10 before - does every
www.tenforums.com www.tenforums.com

Does anyone here have any suggestions?
 
I've come to the conclusion that my PC's processor can't handle Windows 10, so I'm sticking with 7 until I can upgrade. (If anyone else comes here with a similar problem, Microsoft's Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant can help determine if your hardware can handle Win 10.) During the process of reaching this decision I messed up my boot menu, but I was able to use EasyBCD to solve that problem, so thanks for the software and thanks for the help four years ago.
 
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