My setup is a formerly multiboot Win10/XP system.
L: primary, system, active (Disk6) [held the WinXP install from which I upgraded to Win10. ]
C: primary, boot (Disk7) [holds the current Win10 install]
Both disks have \Boot\bcd and a bootmgr file.
I want to remove Disk6, but the system will only boot when both disks are present.
I've made C: the boot drive with EasyBCD (it might have been already) and in the BIOS it's the first bootable disk.
bcdedit /store X:/boot/bcd /enum gives the same result for L: and C:
I suppose boot still starts on L: for some reason.
Could the solution be as simple as making C: the active partition?
Any help appreciated.
L: primary, system, active (Disk6) [held the WinXP install from which I upgraded to Win10. ]
C: primary, boot (Disk7) [holds the current Win10 install]
Both disks have \Boot\bcd and a bootmgr file.
I want to remove Disk6, but the system will only boot when both disks are present.
I've made C: the boot drive with EasyBCD (it might have been already) and in the BIOS it's the first bootable disk.
bcdedit /store X:/boot/bcd /enum gives the same result for L: and C:
I suppose boot still starts on L: for some reason.
Could the solution be as simple as making C: the active partition?
Any help appreciated.
