Windows 7 DUAL boot configuration


  1. diabloo
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    Windows 7 DUAL boot configuration


    Hi ,

    I have a windows 7 x64. I separated 40 gb my disk and installed windows 2008 R2. But my boot info did not change. How can i add my new OS in my bcdedit? (I need exact commands)

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  3. gregrocker
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    No need to use commands as modern tools automate these commands. Install EasyBCD to add the missing OS. The older versions of Easy are free.
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  4. diabloo
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    thank you ....
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