You already have 2 physical drives? (as opposed to logical drives.. C: and
D: are logical drive identifiers.. they can be on the same physical drive)
If you do, go into your BIOS setup and see if you can select the other one
as your boot drive.
This is the cheapest and easiest way to dual boot, and eliminate any
problems with an additional layer of software.
Most computers since 2005 can do this, and many since 1999 also can do this.
- Brian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marcio" <[email protected]>
Brian
Time off to sudy this dual boot... I already have a boot C: and a Data
D:... I am no sure if I can put a third HD and have he option to boot frm
it... Computers are fun...up to a pont...
Marcio
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