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  1. Thread: Convert dual boot install to normal boot by Deiviejr
    Forum: Installation and Upgrade
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    So there was one wrinkle. Only one drive can be...

    So there was one wrinkle. Only one drive can be marked as "System" and that's where boot is handled regardless. In my case it was the Windows 7 drive. I tried disabling the SATA controller for that...
  2. Thread: Convert dual boot install to normal boot by Deiviejr
    Forum: Installation and Upgrade
    Replies 10 Views 12,712

    Sweet! I'll give it a shot!

    Sweet! I'll give it a shot!
  3. Thread: Convert dual boot install to normal boot by Deiviejr
    Forum: Installation and Upgrade
    Replies 10 Views 12,712

    I kinda figured that was possible but what about...

    I kinda figured that was possible but what about the boot order in the bios? Does it matter? I.E. would I need to modify it?
  4. Thread: Convert dual boot install to normal boot by Deiviejr
    Forum: Installation and Upgrade
    Replies 10 Views 12,712

    Ok cool. Thanks for the vote of confidence there...

    Ok cool. Thanks for the vote of confidence there Gary :) I think what I'll do is move the Windows 10 drive to the first SATA position (drive 0) and leave the other drive disconnected to make sure I...
  5. Thread: Convert dual boot install to normal boot by Deiviejr
    Forum: Installation and Upgrade
    Replies 10 Views 12,712

    Convert dual boot install to normal boot

    After several weeks of testing I'm ready to go full on Windows 10 and want to get rid of Windows 7 but I have some partitioning issues I want to clean up. I currently have Windows 7 on drive 0 (360...
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