dual boot w/l

You are now ready to start up the bcdedit tool and issue editing commands as follows:

• Type the following carefully, including quote marks, spaces and upper case letters, followed by the enter key:
  
  bcdedit /create /d "Boot using Grub4DOS" /application BOOTSECTOR
• Provided you have typed the instruction correctly, you will be told the operation was successful and you will be given a UUID for the new menu item. This will be something like:
  
  {e25f890c-2d84-11df-b4a8-d580eb35e514}
  
  The UUID you are given, including curly braces and hyphens, should be substituted for {Grub4DOS UUID} in all that follows.
• Type the following carefully, including quote marks, spaces and upper case letters, followed by the enter key.
  Remember to substitute your given UUID for {Grub4DOS UUID}!
  
  bcdedit /set {Grub4DOS UUID} device partition=C:
  
  Provided you have typed the instruction correctly, you will be told the operation was successful.
• Type the following carefully, including quote marks, spaces and upper case letters, followed by the enter key.
  Remember to substitute your given UUID for {Grub4DOS UUID}!
  
  bcdedit /set {Grub4DOS UUID} PATH \grldr.mbr
  
  Provided you have typed the instruction correctly, you will be told the operation was successful.
• Type the following carefully, including quote marks, spaces and upper case letters, followed by the enter key.
  Remember to substitute your given UUID for {Grub4DOS UUID}!
  
  bcdedit /displayorder {Grub4DOS UUID} /addlast
  
  Provided you have typed the instruction correctly, you will be told the operation was successful.
• Type the following carefully, including quote marks, spaces and upper case letters, followed by the enter key.
  Remember to substitute your given UUID for {Grub4DOS UUID}!
  
  bcdedit /timeout 13

Dual Boot Non traditional way