- Feb 14, 2014
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I have two physical hard drives in my system, one for Windows 7 and one for Windows XP. I had to reinstall Windows 7, and after the re-install, the Windows 7 boot loader started showing up. This did not show up before the re-install.
I usually use Windows XP for defaults and go into the BIOS boot menu to boot to Windows 7. Now, whenever I try to boot to Windows XP (through both boot menu and default) Windows 7 boot loader takes over and boots straight to Windows 7. This happens even when I select the Windows XP hard drive and there appears to be no Windows XP option in the boot loader.
I have tried adding a menu option via EasyBCD, but an error shows up. The error is:
Windows failed to start! A recent hardware or software change might have caused the problem.
File: \NST\ntldr Status: 0xc000000f Info: Selected entry could not be loaded because application is missing or corrupt
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Also, I can boot into Windows 7 just fine.
I have two physical hard drives in my system, one for Windows 7 and one for Windows XP. I had to reinstall Windows 7, and after the re-install, the Windows 7 boot loader started showing up. This did not show up before the re-install.
I usually use Windows XP for defaults and go into the BIOS boot menu to boot to Windows 7. Now, whenever I try to boot to Windows XP (through both boot menu and default) Windows 7 boot loader takes over and boots straight to Windows 7. This happens even when I select the Windows XP hard drive and there appears to be no Windows XP option in the boot loader.
I have tried adding a menu option via EasyBCD, but an error shows up. The error is:
Windows failed to start! A recent hardware or software change might have caused the problem.
File: \NST\ntldr Status: 0xc000000f Info: Selected entry could not be loaded because application is missing or corrupt
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Also, I can boot into Windows 7 just fine.
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