OPERATING SYSTEM PROBLEM

[ranajit_40]

Hello,
I HAVE TWO OPERATING SYSTEM INSTALS IN TWO HARD DISK ,WHEN I CONNECT TWO HARD DISK IN ONE MOTHER BORD ATE TIME - THEN MY MOTHER BORD ACCEPT ONLY ONE , I AM NOT ABLE TO CHOSE THE OTHER HARD DISK OR OPERATING SYSTEM -I NEED ANS / HELP ?

 

[sardonicjester]

You have to change the Boot order in the BIOS.

If you want OS "A", that hard drive needs to boot first.

If you want OS "B", then that hard drive needs to boot first.

 

[Proximon]

That would depend on the operating systems involved, and the order in which they are installed.

 

[Raiddinn]

The setup is not ideal in any event. It is better to put both OSs on one drive and all the data on the other drive.

I would start over from scratch and blow away both drives's contents and install the OSs on one drive (with the other completely disconnected during this process) starting with the oldest Windows OS, then a newer Windows OS, and afterwards any non-Windows OS.