J.L.Miller
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I have an existing Win XP installation on one HD, and I recently installed Win 7 on a second HD. The Win XP HD was the active boot device (per BIOS setting), and when Win 7 was installed, the Win XP HD was properlsy set up for a dual-boot. I then used EasyBCD to make the Win 7 HD bootable, which worked fine. I then added the Win XP HD to the Win 7 HD boot sequence, which fails.
The Win XP boot entry on the Win 7 drive specifies \NST\ntldr as the Bootloader Path, but boot.ini and ntldr are both at the root directory on my Win XP HD. How do I edit the Bootloader Path to point to the correct location? Or is there another preferred way to get around this?
Thanks.
- John
The Win XP boot entry on the Win 7 drive specifies \NST\ntldr as the Bootloader Path, but boot.ini and ntldr are both at the root directory on my Win XP HD. How do I edit the Bootloader Path to point to the correct location? Or is there another preferred way to get around this?
Thanks.
- John