I need to explain. I apologise for the long text, but otherwise it can be confusing.
Se here is what I've done
I installed windows 7 from Lenovo Disk. THis creates 3 partitions. I deteled the recovery partition. I am left with a System_DRV partition (No 1) and a WIndows 7 partition (No 2).
I made an Acronis image of the Windows Partition (No 2).
I created a new partition (No 3) same size as the Windows 7 partitition and restored the Acronis image there.
Using EasyBCD I created an MBR record on the third parition. In Windows I gave the third partition the letter Z. Using EasyBCD I Created a boot menu where I can load either WIndows on C: or WIndows on Z:
When I boot into WIndows on Z: It actualy reassigns the partition letter to D:. And C: Remains Partition No 2. This casues the two OS to share some configuration data, with undesired effects.
So, I need to Boot into Patition No 3 as C: and have Partition No. 2 have a different letter.
Breaking my head,
Usu
Se here is what I've done
I installed windows 7 from Lenovo Disk. THis creates 3 partitions. I deteled the recovery partition. I am left with a System_DRV partition (No 1) and a WIndows 7 partition (No 2).
I made an Acronis image of the Windows Partition (No 2).
I created a new partition (No 3) same size as the Windows 7 partitition and restored the Acronis image there.
Using EasyBCD I created an MBR record on the third parition. In Windows I gave the third partition the letter Z. Using EasyBCD I Created a boot menu where I can load either WIndows on C: or WIndows on Z:
When I boot into WIndows on Z: It actualy reassigns the partition letter to D:. And C: Remains Partition No 2. This casues the two OS to share some configuration data, with undesired effects.
So, I need to Boot into Patition No 3 as C: and have Partition No. 2 have a different letter.
Breaking my head,
Usu