Scenario:
C:\XP (System)
D:\XP (Boot)
I'm currently using EasyBCD to boot into either XP without issues (dual boot). The challenge is, how to remove the XP on C:\ when it's a System partition? XP's Disk Management won't let you because of that. I have Acronis Disk Management installed on the XP on C:\ so I may be able to delete it with that but I probably won't be able to boot into the new XP on D:\ once I do a reboot.
I guess I need to know how I can make D:\ the SYSTEM and BOOT partition. Once this is done I should be able to delete C:\ and boot as I do now into XP on D:\
If that's not possible, then I suppose I could format C:\, then shrink C: to the smallest partition size possible and then add the free space to D:\ and rerun EasyBCD to remove XP on C:\ That should work shouldn't it? Still, I'd like to know how to do it properly as this is more of a band-aid solution.
C:\XP (System)
D:\XP (Boot)
I'm currently using EasyBCD to boot into either XP without issues (dual boot). The challenge is, how to remove the XP on C:\ when it's a System partition? XP's Disk Management won't let you because of that. I have Acronis Disk Management installed on the XP on C:\ so I may be able to delete it with that but I probably won't be able to boot into the new XP on D:\ once I do a reboot.
I guess I need to know how I can make D:\ the SYSTEM and BOOT partition. Once this is done I should be able to delete C:\ and boot as I do now into XP on D:\
If that's not possible, then I suppose I could format C:\, then shrink C: to the smallest partition size possible and then add the free space to D:\ and rerun EasyBCD to remove XP on C:\ That should work shouldn't it? Still, I'd like to know how to do it properly as this is more of a band-aid solution.