Unless you use System Commander and follow the detailed instructions provided with it to allow recovery after installing Windows 95, most likely you can kiss those other operating systems goodbye. Well-written instructions are included in the manual describing the best way to use this tool with each of the many operating systems it supports. As new operating systems are installed, this tool automatically copies key files and adds it to the startup menu. COM for each operating system. System Commander also provides more sophisticated boot-time functionality than the Windows NT boot manager.
Local security is used to limit access to specific operating systems.
The setup password is used to control access to the System Commander setup menus. Partition Magic 3.0 This product is one of those tools that is never thought of until it's needed, and then you smack yourself for not having it. Dual boot using System Commander. The old way would have been to back up the hard drive, run FDisk to create a new partition, and format the partition to prepare it for installing the new operating system. Thanks to PowerQuest, Partition Magic makes the process much simpler and secure.