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January 10th, 2006, 12:08 PM
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Dual Boot Up Problems
I have two hard drives (primary master and slave) that have Windows 2000 installed, and can boot from either.
However, I tried to install a hard drive with a Windows 98se OS as the primary master and want to boot off of the primary slave (with windows 2000). I configured the bios to boot off of hdd1 (which I thought was the D: drive w/ windows 2000) but the computer keeps booting off the primary master automatically (C: drive w/ windows 98se). What's going on? How can I force the computer to just look at the D: drive?
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January 10th, 2006, 02:15 PM
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HDD1 as opposed to HDD0?
You may have to use a bootloader to accomplish that.
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