Install VM on second hd with no operating system- possible?

Joe Golden said:

... I do appoligize for the error of my ways. I was non specific on purpose. If readers couldnot understand my "shorthand", i figured they would not be able to answer my question anyway. Again i appoligize for my error.

Last night i did move my external ssd to an internal hd with a sata 6 connection. I was concerned about the very thing you mentioned.

I'm trying to save space on my c:drive. Adding folders to my P: hd is going to solve my storage problem.

No need to apologize, I wouldn't even call it an error but you just need to keep in mind that not everyone on a forum will instantly now what you're talking about.

Bruce, I did my name get into the quote of Joe's posting, LOL

Okay Wolfgang I'm look for your original post the quote came from that is shown in strollin post # 11.
I can't find it.

I have been out of the hospital for about a week so my brain is back to all 3 brain cells. I still can't find where the quote came from.

Now you lost me completely. That quote from Bruce is nothing I ever wrote. That would not be my style and the facts relate to nothing I have ever done. But it's no real problem, just curious where that came from.

whs said:

Now you lost me completely. That quote from Bruce is nothing I ever wrote. That would not be my style and the facts relate to nothing I have ever done. But it's no real problem, just curious where that came from.

I can't explain it but I fixed it as it was a quote from the OP.

Thanks - strange things happen. We are surrounded by gremlins.

You are welcome Joe. I am glad the tutorial was a help.

eatup said:

@OP: Who needs a virtual machine anyways? You can put a vhd file containing a preinstalled OS (Windows 7+) on the hard drive and native boot it. You do need to put Windows 7+ boot manager on the actual drive to make it work though...

Good idea but you may want to explain how to add the bootmgr because that is not obvious.