Some advice please.
I have three OS using different SSD/HDD. My main one was Win 7 on a 480gb Sandisk SSD. I was using easybsc 1.7.2, pretty sure the bootloader was on this SSD.
Bootloader at start up still working, win 7 just keeps on trying to restart what ever I try, so probably needs to be reloaded from scratch at some point. At the moment I am using easybcd boot menu to boot from Win 10 without issues. I have also just installed easybcd 2.4.
My SSD shows no errors on CHKDSK further CrystalDisk says the disk is okay.
My questions are two fold. If I remove win 7 totally from easybcd, then (i) if I try Bootrec to try and repair MBR/boot and then rebuild easy bcd,, if that doesn't work, (ii) reformat the win 7 partition, reinstall win 7, then update easybcd.
Any comments, my concern is that as the bootloader is on the ssd thats has a problem, by doing the above just want advice as to whether my plan will work - just don't want to lose my current boot in win 10.
Many thanks.
I have three OS using different SSD/HDD. My main one was Win 7 on a 480gb Sandisk SSD. I was using easybsc 1.7.2, pretty sure the bootloader was on this SSD.
Bootloader at start up still working, win 7 just keeps on trying to restart what ever I try, so probably needs to be reloaded from scratch at some point. At the moment I am using easybcd boot menu to boot from Win 10 without issues. I have also just installed easybcd 2.4.
My SSD shows no errors on CHKDSK further CrystalDisk says the disk is okay.
My questions are two fold. If I remove win 7 totally from easybcd, then (i) if I try Bootrec to try and repair MBR/boot and then rebuild easy bcd,, if that doesn't work, (ii) reformat the win 7 partition, reinstall win 7, then update easybcd.
Any comments, my concern is that as the bootloader is on the ssd thats has a problem, by doing the above just want advice as to whether my plan will work - just don't want to lose my current boot in win 10.
Many thanks.