Hello,
since I had bad troubles with this feature and also see quite a lot of postings, where EasyBCD cannot find any XP (or 2000, 2003) installation on any partition, I would like to ask:
How does EasyBCD decide, whether there is a valid XP installation on some partition?
In my case I sometimes obtained this error message; sometimes there was no problem at all. I guess this had to do with the BIOS boot order; but even when the disks are numbered differently, I do not understand why EasyBCD didn't regard the XP installations, which didn't change between the trials, as valid.
It would really help in solving these problems (in my case everything is working fine now, but I don't really know why), if the program would let one know, what is missing for valid installations.
Best regards
Alois
since I had bad troubles with this feature and also see quite a lot of postings, where EasyBCD cannot find any XP (or 2000, 2003) installation on any partition, I would like to ask:
How does EasyBCD decide, whether there is a valid XP installation on some partition?
In my case I sometimes obtained this error message; sometimes there was no problem at all. I guess this had to do with the BIOS boot order; but even when the disks are numbered differently, I do not understand why EasyBCD didn't regard the XP installations, which didn't change between the trials, as valid.
It would really help in solving these problems (in my case everything is working fine now, but I don't really know why), if the program would let one know, what is missing for valid installations.
Best regards
Alois