I installed W7 RTM, Vista U and WXP Pro on separate hard drives but as each OS was installed, I disconnected the other hard drives and use my BIOS F8 key to choose boot drive. With the help of EasyBCD, I have had success with W7 and Vista working upon boot up but not with XP.
There is no hard drive partition that W7 setup. I formatted the hard drive before a fresh install and did so there are no other partitions on that drive.
Using beta 2.0, I added XP and it asked me something about pointing to the boot.ini and I said yes but all I get when I choose XP at boot is a black screen. Since the drives were pulled as each OS was installed, I didn't think this would work anyway.
Exactly how can I add XP to the equation?
Thanks in advance.
Addendum:
I was able to get this to work by choosing the Tools/Auto Configure. I would think that would be the same as adding it manually and allowing it to do this there but it doesn't matter.
2.0 is the key. Nothing I tried in the older versions worked.
There is no hard drive partition that W7 setup. I formatted the hard drive before a fresh install and did so there are no other partitions on that drive.
Using beta 2.0, I added XP and it asked me something about pointing to the boot.ini and I said yes but all I get when I choose XP at boot is a black screen. Since the drives were pulled as each OS was installed, I didn't think this would work anyway.
Exactly how can I add XP to the equation?
Thanks in advance.
Addendum:
I was able to get this to work by choosing the Tools/Auto Configure. I would think that would be the same as adding it manually and allowing it to do this there but it doesn't matter.
2.0 is the key. Nothing I tried in the older versions worked.
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