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Glad to hear it Daba. Thanks for verification.
One little question tho:
when i run:
C:\Windows\system32>bcdedit
Windows Boot Manager
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identifier {bootmgr}
device partition=F:
It still says that bootmgr is on my previews drive.. does it matter? or should i just remove the boot folder from F:
Thanks, below is what I tried:
1. F2 BIOS Bootsequence only internal hdd selected
no result
2. F12 Boot device Internal HDD
no result
3. F12 Boot device Second Internal HDD
(disks in diskmanager reversed)
4. F2 Bootsequence Second Internal HDD
(D: still active and system)
I guess I do something wrong.
zx81
Hi zX81,
In Disk Management, rt click C and Mark as Active.
Make sure the HD containing C is first in Bios boot order.
If you followed all torrentg's previous posts, you're good.
Restart and C will be "System" partition.
First of all I like to thank everybody teaching me how to fix the problem of changing my system partition.
I am sorry, but none of the solutions seem to work on my laptop.
Probably it is due to something I do wrong.
I decided to go for a clean install of Windows 7, so that is what I will do.
During the installation I will format both hdd so then everything should work fine.
Again, thank you for all information and patience.
Best regards,
zx81
Hello, story continues ;-)
I did a clean install of Windows 7 Home Premium x64 full version.
I choose advanced drive options
I deleted all partitions from both HDD's
I formated HDD1
I selected HDD1 to install Windows 7 on
Then I finished install normally
Very weird, but after installing Windows 7, it places System on my second HDD, while I did not select that HDD.
Below is te image from the disk manager.
I think this is the way Windows 7 is designed?
I hope someone can explain me more.
Best regards,
zx81