Dual Boot screen gone

[madmax17]

Hello,

I am running Win 7 x86 for a year or so on drive C: , I had win xp which I almost forgot about, since win 7 is so good , on drive D:.

So I decided to get rid of xp and try win 7 x64 on drive D: instead of Xp, so after I formated D: and installed win 7 x64 I have lost the dual boot screen and now I can't go back to win 7 x86!

I assume that the boot information was located on the same hard drive as xp since it is now gone and also since I had xp before I had win 7.

So how do I get the dual boot screen back so I can shift between x86 and x64?

 

[madmax17]

Fixed it with dual boot pro, it has an option to ad an OS (which easyBCD does not).

 

[Zomby88]

Now there`s a first, someone reported a problem, fixed it himself and reposted.

Awesome !!


icnic:icnic:icnic:

 

[GEWB]

Now there`s a first, someone reported a problem, fixed it himself and reposted.

Awesome !!


icnic:icnic:icnic:

Yup, gave him a rep for that!

Regards,
GEWB

 

[gregrocker]

EasyBCD most definitely has an Add OS function. When installing 7 64 bit didn't auto-configure it, you need to install Easy to add 32 bit back to the boot menu.