I have a two hard drive system. XP was installed on drive D and Vista was installed on drive C. I decided to delete XP and have one OS system with Vista only. I used easyBCD to delete the XP entry and all worked fine when I rebooted, Vista came up fine.
My problem is that when I remove the extra drive, which is drive D, Vista will not boot. It tells me the boot sector is corrupted. But when I replace drive D, Vista boots fine. XP has been removed from drive D but there are still some folders there in the root such as Boot, RCYCLER, System Volume Information, Temp.
Thanks for helping
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I must say my original PC's OS was XP on drive C. I installed Vista on drive D because I wasn't sure if I would like it as well as XP. Later I switched the drive letters!! As a result, current drive D has the system on it so it can't be removed or Vista won't boot. Is there a way to make current drive C the system so Vista can boot from C and drive D can be removed? I really need some help here.
Thanks
My problem is that when I remove the extra drive, which is drive D, Vista will not boot. It tells me the boot sector is corrupted. But when I replace drive D, Vista boots fine. XP has been removed from drive D but there are still some folders there in the root such as Boot, RCYCLER, System Volume Information, Temp.
Thanks for helping
Addendum:
Addendum
I must say my original PC's OS was XP on drive C. I installed Vista on drive D because I wasn't sure if I would like it as well as XP. Later I switched the drive letters!! As a result, current drive D has the system on it so it can't be removed or Vista won't boot. Is there a way to make current drive C the system so Vista can boot from C and drive D can be removed? I really need some help here.
Thanks
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