I installed easybcd 2.1.2 on Win7 64bit drive1. I also have a second Win7 64bit drive2. I added two entries for drives 1 and 2 in easybcd with default drive 1 for 30 secs.
Some fault must have occurred since when I boot up it automatically goes to drive2.
I disable drive2 in the BIOS and reboot. Amazingly it still boots to drive2. So I can't get to drive1 to change the easybcd.
I reboot again and after BIOS completes I quickly press esc key (twice) and then see the two drive choices. I choose and get to drive1 where I delete the entry for drive2.
I reboot again and still with drive2 disabled in BIOS and not in the easybcd list it STILL boots to drive2 - unbelievable.
What on earth is happening?
I had also uninstalled easybcd and it still booted to drive2.
I have to physically open the m/c, undo screws to remove a cage holding the drives and physically disconnect the SATA drive and power.
Only then do I get to drive1. Reconnecting drive2 and rebooting it still boots to drive2. (All along drive1 is the default.)
Very serious situation. Can anyone help?
Thanks
Some fault must have occurred since when I boot up it automatically goes to drive2.
I disable drive2 in the BIOS and reboot. Amazingly it still boots to drive2. So I can't get to drive1 to change the easybcd.
I reboot again and after BIOS completes I quickly press esc key (twice) and then see the two drive choices. I choose and get to drive1 where I delete the entry for drive2.
I reboot again and still with drive2 disabled in BIOS and not in the easybcd list it STILL boots to drive2 - unbelievable.
What on earth is happening?
I had also uninstalled easybcd and it still booted to drive2.
I have to physically open the m/c, undo screws to remove a cage holding the drives and physically disconnect the SATA drive and power.
Only then do I get to drive1. Reconnecting drive2 and rebooting it still boots to drive2. (All along drive1 is the default.)
Very serious situation. Can anyone help?
Thanks