M
Mike
I just recently installed a new hard drive. My computer detected it as drive
F. The old drive is C: I transfered all my files from C to F. Now i would
like to use the C drive as storage. However, whenever I boot the computer it
sees 2 operating sytems-- C and F and I have to choose one of them. I went
back to the bios and told it to boot only from the floppy, drive F and the CD
(in that order). I also disabled drive C. When I rebooted it told me no
operating system was installed. Both drives are SATA.
I tried to remove the windows directory from C but it won't let me.
What is the best way, besides formatting C or unplugging it, to have the
computer boot the F drive only?
F. The old drive is C: I transfered all my files from C to F. Now i would
like to use the C drive as storage. However, whenever I boot the computer it
sees 2 operating sytems-- C and F and I have to choose one of them. I went
back to the bios and told it to boot only from the floppy, drive F and the CD
(in that order). I also disabled drive C. When I rebooted it told me no
operating system was installed. Both drives are SATA.
I tried to remove the windows directory from C but it won't let me.
What is the best way, besides formatting C or unplugging it, to have the
computer boot the F drive only?