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October 6th 08, 10:15 PM
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multiple vista boot menu??
Hello all, I have two vistas installed on my computer on HD1 i have vista ultimate 32 bit, and on HD2 i have vista home 64 bit. I was wondering how i can make a boot menu to choose what one to boot to. I also noticed that when i installed my 64-bit (most recent one installed) it changed my drive letters and the only way to boot do the other drive is to change bios settings, any input would be greatly appreciated. thank you -- drdroopy 
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October 6th 08, 10:24 PM
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multiple vista boot menu??
If you had install 32 and 64 bit on 1 hard drive you would have a dual boot but you have them installed on 2 different hard drives. -- mansrm81 If you think I helped you fix your problem give me some rep  . Click onthe scales.
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October 7th 08, 10:07 AM
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multiple vista boot menu??
A program they reco on here is VistaBootPro.
http://www.vistabootpro.org/ -- Mad Mike "drdroopy" wrote: Hello all, I have two vistas installed on my computer on HD1 i have vista ultimate 32 bit, and on HD2 i have vista home 64 bit. I was wondering how i can make a boot menu to choose what one to boot to. I also noticed that when i installed my 64-bit (most recent one installed) it changed my drive letters and the only way to boot do the other drive is to change bios settings, any input would be greatly appreciated. thank you -- drdroopy
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