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| 28 Aug 2012 | #1 |
| | How to dual boot Two separate harddrives, 2 separate operating systems I have got two separate hard drives one running Windows 7 one running xp. I need to be able to chose which os to run but currently I can only do so by pressing F12. I have tried EasyBCD but it wont work - does anyone know how I can do this? To clarify what I really want is a list of the two os to come up at startup so I can choose Step by step instructions would be ideal! |
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| 28 Aug 2012 | #2 |
| | Hello Tbagz, welcome to Seven Forums! Most prefer a BIOS managed dual-boot but if you prefer a Windows managed dual-boot, so you can get the correct advice, please post a snip of a maximized Windows 7 disk management so we can advise from there. How to Upload and Post a Screenshot |
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