Hi there, hope someone can help with this: I've installed Vista Beta 2 64-bit edition on a second hard drive. When I boot with the Vista DVD in the drive (not pressing any key to boot from the DVD) I get the Vista boot loader and can boot from my main hard drive into XP. However, if the Vista DVD isn't in the drive, I get an 'OS missing' error and can't proceed. Will repairing the boot sector with FIXBOOT work? Please help!
Thanks in advance, Andy UK
Vista/XP 'OS missing' when DVD not in drive
Windows Vista
User login
Related topics
- NNTP Server?
- Snack, crackle, pop!....my Audigy oddissey!
- Counterstrike in Vista
- Backup to DVD
- There is a time and/or date difference between the client an
- NAP and IPSec
- Sync Center recognizes USB flash drive as media player
- What's a good value graphics card for trying GLASS?
- About using Netgear wireless adaptor's software in Vista bet
- File feedback
- Windows Vista Beta 2 disablig Symantec Antivirus Corp 10.1.0
- Missing application icons
- Password does not work when idle-time lockout occurs
- Stop error on install
- IE7 problem soltion
- Installation fails on non-compliant BIOS
- Confirm use of Ghost on Vista
- Vista Beta 2 64-bit on laptop does not return from hibernati
- Installing on Seagate 40gb IDE HDD
- Again the same
- news group question
- Loss of File Association
- aol problems
- help VERY URGENT! REPLY QUICKLY!
- wlan range
- disk.sys
- Network File Sharing
- IE Temp Folders and Files
- NIC failed to start - HELP
- Editing metadata in the main Explorer window in Beta 2
- windows vista drivers update and boot process
- BFME2 - Lord of the Rings Battle for Middle Earth II
- Remember the Tucker
- General driver installation question
- Installing Vista Beta 2 from Mcrosoft Disc
- Network X: Connected:Local Only
- dvd kit orders
- Windows Vista Beta 2 on Virtual PC 2004 SP1
- Error Wl mail desktop
- File/Folder names with [square brackets]