problem at boot partition setting


  1. gee9043
    Posts : 10
    windows xp and windows 7
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    problem at boot partition setting


    i got 2 hdd at my pc



    i got 2 hdd at my pc

    1st boot = DVD-rom

    2nd boot = hdd-0 is C, D, E
    windows 7

    3rd boot = hdd-1 is G, H, I
    windows xp

    _______________________________
    when i install win 7 step

    i remove my 1st hdd(xp),
    and change 1st boot is DVD-room.
    i am set the windows 7(hdd) is the 2rd boot when i install my windows 7.
    _______________________________

    now my setting is
    1st boot = DVD-rom
    2nd boot = hdd-0 (primary IDE slot-last)
    3rd boot = hdd-1 (primary IDE slot-middle)


    now i am using EasyBCD,
    but look like can't use.
    because EasyBCD didn't the function to start at another hdd.

    now how to settle about this question?

    i can start my xp, but need go to biao change 2rd boot is xp(hdd-1)
    thx to help me...and my stupid english
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  3. garysgold
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    Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
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    Please don't cross post. I answered in your other thread. This is the correct forum for questions if you are unsure where they belong. Mods will move them if they think they will get more attention elsewhere.

    Thanks,

    Gary
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  4. gee9043
    Posts : 10
    windows xp and windows 7
    Thread Starter
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    sorry..>.<

    and thx reply me post.
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  6. garysgold
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    Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
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    No problem. Please let us know if you have any problems.

    Take Care,

    G
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