Dual boot 2x Win10 on 2 HDs?

I have a pretty hardcore laptop from work, which i am also allowed to use for private use, so I have installed an ekstra SSD disk in the laptop and i was wondering if it was possible to install win 10 on that one and then get an option when i boot the pc, which disk/os i want to start up?
Right now i have my company image of win 10 on the std harddrive and the other one is just empty, but visable (so it works).
How will i go by doing this? Its important that nothing is happening to my company drive/os. I know it is protected by bit-logger, will this make things complicated?

Thanks in advance
/Jack

Sorry to bump this thread.

I have now installed windows 10 on both my harddrives (SSD), both are inserted in the PC.
When i start up, the windows on my primary harddisk is loaded, but i dont get a bootmanager or an option to boot from the other drive.
When i am logged in to windows (on primary HD) i can see my other HD with the windows installation.

How do i get to choose which OS to boot up on?
/j4ze

Type bcdboot X:\Windows where X is the volume containing the other Windows installation.

If it isn't clear post a picture of disk management.

You can then change the descriptions to "Work" and "Home" for example using bcdedit command if you want but it isn't required.

Thank you so much - see i knew it wasnt so hard, and i managed to use BCDedit to modify the description as well
THANKS!

You are welcome. Should have bumped it sooner