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installing os and deleting old os from another HDD?
I will be installing windows 7 on a new HDD, I will then use my old HDD for storage, however it already has XP on it, once 7 is installed will I be able to simply be able to format the XP HDD after booting from windows 7, I presume it will offer which one I want to boot on start up. Also there's some files I want on the XP HDD, will I be able to view the files on it as thought it were storage, and copy across, even though it has XP on.
Thankyou
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you may have to select which disk you want too boot first from the bios? i'm not certain, i don't use windows. you'll be able to view both disks though, just browse and drag the files across like it's a normal disk. You don't need more memory or a faster processor though. and modern pc can handle multiple disks
all_knowing? maybe not lol
- 1 decade ago
ya u can access both HDD at same time.... but u must have more memory and faster processer..or it'll be hanged....
