Problem using Norton Ghost
August 6th, 2016
Note : I have Windows XP on my C drive and I have restored Win 2003 to E drive.So XP is booting but iam not getting any OS choice menu.
HDD 1 : 250 GB with Windows XP Installed(Drive C & D).
HDD 2 : 80 GB with drives E and F (In this HDD I have restored the image)
I want OS choice menu so that I can chose any one OS.
Thanks in advance.
Is your bios set to boot to the drive you restored?
Katzz wrote: Select all
Is your bios set to boot to the drive you restored?
I think u are talking abt Boot Device Priority,I have set HDD(Hard disk1) as my first boot device.Sorry,I think I havnt asked my Q completely I will tell u clearly :
HDD 1 : 250 GB with Windows XP Installed.
HDD 2 : 80 GB(In this HDD I have restored the image)
I want OS choice menu so that I can chose anyone OS.
Thanks in advance.
Answer #3
http://www.google.com?t=759068&highlight=
try with this thing, it might help!
Answer #4
Without using a specific program like partition magic, i know Vista gives you the option to pick which OS you want to boot (dual boot xp or vista for instance)
i dont know how well ‘s link works, but i have heard it isnt too good.
Answer #5
Go into
Control Panel
System
Advanced Tab
Startup and Recovery
Settings
Check the box next to “Time To Display List Of Operating Systems” and select 30 seconds
or
Click Edit to edit the startup file manually
Is your bios set to boot to the drive you restored?I think u are talking abt Boot Device Priority,I have set HDD(Hard disk1) as my first boot device.Sorry,I think I havnt asked my Q completely I will tell u clearly :
HDD 1 : 250 GB with Windows XP Installed.
HDD 2 : 80 GB(In this HDD I have restored the image)
I want OS choice menu so that I can chose anyone OS.
Thanks in advance.
http://www.google.com?t=759068&highlight=
try with this thing, it might help!
Without using a specific program like partition magic, i know Vista gives you the option to pick which OS you want to boot (dual boot xp or vista for instance)
i dont know how well ‘s link works, but i have heard it isnt too good.
Go into
Control Panel
System
Advanced Tab
Startup and Recovery
Settings
Check the box next to “Time To Display List Of Operating Systems” and select 30 seconds
or
Click Edit to edit the startup file manually
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