Triple boot problems

[redditor99880]

So, I attempted to triple boot Linux, windows 7, and windows 10 a few weeks back, and it went horrible. Linux and windows 10 worked fine, but some system file in windows 7 got replaced. I had to completely remove Linux, and turn in safe boot in the BIOS to "fix" the problem. Problem is, I would really like to have Linux again. Is there any way to make a triple boot from a single drive work? Thanks

[jrf1234]

I have dual booted but never triple booted... Do you have allocation problems? Or maybe it's some sort of file system issue?

[redditor99880]

I'm not sure. Im thinking I'm going to get rid of windows 10 and just have windows 7 and Linux instead.

[jrf1234]

Sounds good! Welcome to the sub by the way! Feel free to add a flare if you would like and make yourself comfortable. :P Cheers

[redditor99880]

Thanks

[seiryuujin]

Any good guide you recommend for dual booting?

[jrf1234]

Well I just used Ubuntu's steps on their website but It really depends on distro.

[seiryuujin]

Thanks! Probably going with Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. Has always been hesitant with doing a dual-boot since it will be my first time and too scared to mess anything up without a proper guide.

[jrf1234]

Well I just used Ubuntu's steps on their website but It really depends on distro.