SpudMcFeebie
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Win 10 64 bit & Win 7 32bit Dual Boot, clean Installs on separate internal SSD's. I tried EasyBCD 2.4 three times and three times it crashed Windows 7 Pro 32 Bit and I had to reinstall the OS, updates and drivers 3 times.
As indicated by the attached images, EasyBCD is looking for a winload.efi file that does not exist in the Win 32 Bit \\windows\system32\ folder. Doesn't come as any surprise.
When I pull up the Boot Device Options during computer startup and select Sata0, Windows 7 runs beautifully. If I select Sata1, Win 10 runs perfectly.
Seems the easy fix is give me the startup path for Windows 7 Pro 32 Bit and explain how to edit the Bootloader Path in EasyBCD so I can replace Bootloader Path: \Windows\System32\winload.efi with the Windows 7 startup command - problem solved.
The EasyBCD menu needs to be corrected. It's not in Windows.
As indicated by the attached images, EasyBCD is looking for a winload.efi file that does not exist in the Win 32 Bit \\windows\system32\ folder. Doesn't come as any surprise.
When I pull up the Boot Device Options during computer startup and select Sata0, Windows 7 runs beautifully. If I select Sata1, Win 10 runs perfectly.
Seems the easy fix is give me the startup path for Windows 7 Pro 32 Bit and explain how to edit the Bootloader Path in EasyBCD so I can replace Bootloader Path: \Windows\System32\winload.efi with the Windows 7 startup command - problem solved.
The EasyBCD menu needs to be corrected. It's not in Windows.