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Another option to keep them COMPLETELY separate is a piece of hardware called TriOS. &nbsp;It is a switch which turns an individual hard drive on or off.<br />
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Another option to keep them COMPLETELY separate is a piece of hardware called TriOS.  It is a switch which turns an individual hard drive on or off.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-Details.asp?sku=R75-1000 [http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-Details.asp?sku=R75-1000]

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I currently have a 14GB drive runing Windows Me. I am going to be installing a new 40GB drive to act as the master, while the current drive will become the slave. I want to set up dual booting so that when the PC boots the user has the option of launching Windows XP from the new drive (C:), which would be the default selection, or booting to Windows Me on the old drive (D:). What do I need to do this or is the Windows XP installation smart enough to set this up for me when I install it on the new hard drive?
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I currently have a 14GB drive runing Windows Me. I am going to be installing a new 40GB drive to act as the master, while the current drive will become the slave. I want to set up dual booting so that when the PC boots the user has the option of launching Windows XP from the new drive (C:), which would be the default selection, or booting to Windows Me on the old drive (D:). What do I need to do this or is the Windows XP installation smart enough to set this up for me when I install it on the new hard drive?

Two Drives/Dual Boot

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