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Answer» I cloned my VISTA drive to another hard disk in my computer as a bootable backup to cover myself when I upgrade to Windows 7 shortly.
However, it's been a while since I messed with multiple boots, so I can't remember if there's a problem having TWO identical disks in the system, and both being boot disks. (Actually, the new one on the SATA secondary connection.)
There doesn't seem to be a problem after cloning and rebooting to my original drive C, but I haven't switched and tried to boot the new disk YET.
I'm thinking it's not a problem, but would like to know the general guidelines, RATHER than running into a new problem firsthand.
More info on what these drives are...SATA/IDE and how you installed the OS's. Generally you can have up to 4 bootable HDD's without any conflict...in some cases more... Let us know.
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