I have 2 hard disks, on first I have installed win xp. I boot
into xp and run setup of win7 and installed it on second hard disk. Now
the problem is that win7 bootloader is installed on first harddisk, so
if I remove the first harddisk, I cannot boot into win7.
How I can move / install bootloader of win7 on second hard disk?
How I can move / install bootloader of win7 on second hard disk?
Let's try automatic installation and if that doesn't work there is also a manual installation method;
you may have problems with drive letter allocations after this, but that's not too bad to deal with.
you may have problems with drive letter allocations after this, but that's not too bad to deal with.
- Boot from the Windows 7 Installation Medium.
- Click on Repair your computer or press ALT+R.
- Click on Startup Repair or press ENTER, let it repair and restart your computer.
- Don't forget to remove the installation medium.
C:
by your drive, X:
by the medium):- Boot from the Windows 7 Installation Medium.
- Click on Repair your computer or press ALT+R.
- Click on Command Prompt or press SHIFT+F10.
- Let's fix the Main Boot Record and place the Boot Sector back, enter this:
bootrec.exe /fixmbr X:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt60 all /force
- Then ask it (nicely!) to try and rebuild your BCD data from scratch, enter this:
xcopy C:\boot\bcd C:\windows\justInCase /v /e /h /k /r /o /x /y del C:\boot\bcd bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd
- If you're lucky, this'll work and you'll see a message telling you everything went OK.
- Reboot your PC by closing all the dialogs, or enter this:
shutdown -r -t 0
- Don't forget to remove the installation medium.
- If you need to recover the BCD due to failure, repeat steps 1 - 3 and enter this:
xcopy C:\windows\justInCase C:\boot\bcd /v /e /h /k /r /o /x /y
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