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Hey there,
I've got two SSDs set up here. One is running an old installation of Windows 7 that I really want to keep around, and on the other, I’ve installed a fresh copy of Windows 10. My goal is to set up a Windows 7/10 dual boot, but I'm hitting a wall. No matter what I select in the BIOS boot options, the machine just forces itself straight into Windows 7.
To make matters worse, Windows 7 doesn't even recognize the Windows 10 drive in msconfig:
The only way I can actually get into Windows 10 is by physically unplugging the Windows 7 SSD from the motherboard. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks 😁
I've got two SSDs set up here. One is running an old installation of Windows 7 that I really want to keep around, and on the other, I’ve installed a fresh copy of Windows 10. My goal is to set up a Windows 7/10 dual boot, but I'm hitting a wall. No matter what I select in the BIOS boot options, the machine just forces itself straight into Windows 7.
To make matters worse, Windows 7 doesn't even recognize the Windows 10 drive in msconfig:
The only way I can actually get into Windows 10 is by physically unplugging the Windows 7 SSD from the motherboard. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks 😁