Hello
I currently have 3 operating systems installed successfully on my computer.
When I installed Vista, I installed it onto a logical partition with a primary/active partition with the NTFS file-system which held the boot-files. As Vista needs a primary & active partition as a place to install its bootloader, when installing Vista to a logical partition.
Now that I wanted to install Windows 7 (3rd OS to install) I deleted the Primary Active NTFS partition we were talking of earlier.
Then I created a new one (100GB), and installed Windows 7 to it. (primary, active, NTFS)
Now I've got 3 operating systems installed: Mac OS X Leopard, Windows Vista & Windows 7.
After adding Windows Vista and Mac OS X Leopard to Windows 7's Bootloader, using EasyBCD, I restarted my computer.
When the BCD loaded on the screen only two appeared to choose from. Windows 7 and Mac OS X Leopard. (Windows Vista was missing)
Tested both, they work perfectly. :joy:
Please tell me what to do in order to be able to 'add' Windows Vista to Windows 7s bootloader.
Thanks in advance,
Panarchy
PS: When booting back into Windows 7, I opened EasyBCD again. It held all 3 entries for all 3 Operating Systems which I have installed. >.<
I currently have 3 operating systems installed successfully on my computer.
When I installed Vista, I installed it onto a logical partition with a primary/active partition with the NTFS file-system which held the boot-files. As Vista needs a primary & active partition as a place to install its bootloader, when installing Vista to a logical partition.
Now that I wanted to install Windows 7 (3rd OS to install) I deleted the Primary Active NTFS partition we were talking of earlier.
Then I created a new one (100GB), and installed Windows 7 to it. (primary, active, NTFS)
Now I've got 3 operating systems installed: Mac OS X Leopard, Windows Vista & Windows 7.
After adding Windows Vista and Mac OS X Leopard to Windows 7's Bootloader, using EasyBCD, I restarted my computer.
When the BCD loaded on the screen only two appeared to choose from. Windows 7 and Mac OS X Leopard. (Windows Vista was missing)
Tested both, they work perfectly. :joy:
Please tell me what to do in order to be able to 'add' Windows Vista to Windows 7s bootloader.
Thanks in advance,
Panarchy
PS: When booting back into Windows 7, I opened EasyBCD again. It held all 3 entries for all 3 Operating Systems which I have installed. >.<