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22nd Dec 2007, 10:41
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Hi. I recently added another Windows XP Home to another hard drive I've bought ready for if a failure of the main drive happens. I've taken the new hard drive out of the computer but when I see the POST screen it says I've got two operating systems of Windows XP Home and which one do I want to use? I want to get rid of this message and let the computer boot up with no errors. I can only boot one of the OS's anyway because the other one is on a hard drive sitting in a cupboard. Any thoughts on this?
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22nd Dec 2007, 11:22
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My System: Hybr!d
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22nd Dec 2007, 11:29
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Thanks Dave, I'll look into that. Will let you know.
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22nd Dec 2007, 12:21
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i had this problem follow the guide it works perfect ;)
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22nd Dec 2007, 15:14
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All ok now. I seem to remember this boot.ini file was read only. As I've come across a similar problem before, obviously it's not because your procedure worked. Thanks so much you don't realize how much that was annoying me.
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#6
22nd Dec 2007, 17:25
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Na, boot.ini is fully editable.
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