11-09-2017, 09:55 PM
No, installing OSes in dual boot will not share applications. Files could still be available between OSes depending on different factors.
But, since you would be switching back and fort between OSes and rebooting each time I would personnaly go with the "backup your files" and install fresh.
If you are unsure about which files to backup, maybe copying everything to an external USB, not just documents, just in case.
(or putting your internal hard drive in an USB casing and reinstalling on a new hard drive, no copy required and making reverting
quite snappy if needed).
Also note that projects are sometimes incompatible between different versions of softwares...
Good luck!
-TD
But, since you would be switching back and fort between OSes and rebooting each time I would personnaly go with the "backup your files" and install fresh.
If you are unsure about which files to backup, maybe copying everything to an external USB, not just documents, just in case.
(or putting your internal hard drive in an USB casing and reinstalling on a new hard drive, no copy required and making reverting
quite snappy if needed).
Also note that projects are sometimes incompatible between different versions of softwares...
Good luck!
-TD
- TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
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