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2 Internal Hard drives, both bootable?
I started doing multi track recording on my PC. In order to improve
performance, i was considering buying a second pc and having nothing but windows and my 3 programs installed. I don't really have the room for another desktop setup, and I was exploring cheaper ways of doing this than buying a laptop. Right now I have the idea of buying a tower and hooking it up to my monitor/key/mouse each time I record, or a cheaper, easier idea that I didn't know if it would even work. That would be to buy a second internal hard drive, install windows and my programs on it, and boot from that hard drive. Is this possible? Would I just create a boot floppy so I could select the computer to boot from that hard drive instead of the main hard drive? Sorry for my ignorance. I have only opened a tower 2 times in my life, to install a DVD burner drive and more RAM for recording. thanks |
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2 Internal Hard drives, both bootable?
check the link and you may be able to use or want one of these.
http://www.techarts.com/products/dri...l_drivedrawers wrote in message oups.com... I started doing multi track recording on my PC. In order to improve performance, i was considering buying a second pc and having nothing but windows and my 3 programs installed. I don't really have the room for another desktop setup, and I was exploring cheaper ways of doing this than buying a laptop. Right now I have the idea of buying a tower and hooking it up to my monitor/key/mouse each time I record, or a cheaper, easier idea that I didn't know if it would even work. That would be to buy a second internal hard drive, install windows and my programs on it, and boot from that hard drive. Is this possible? Would I just create a boot floppy so I could select the computer to boot from that hard drive instead of the main hard drive? Sorry for my ignorance. I have only opened a tower 2 times in my life, to install a DVD burner drive and more RAM for recording. thanks |
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