E
elziko
I have bought a new SATA drive to replace my old IDE drive.
For making backups I have now put my old IDE drive in one of those removable
caddies and I intend to slot it in occasionally to perform a complete
backup.
The trouble is each time I plug the IDE drive back in, my motherboard
changes so that the IDE drive becomes "Drive 1" and my SATA drive becomes
"Drive 2". Since I have removed the OS from the IDE drive I just get a
"NTLDR Missing" message.
I then have to go back into the BIOS, into the BOOT section and change the
SATA drive back to "Drive 1" and the IDE drive back to "Drive 2" before I
can boot off the SATA drive. This is extremely annoying having to do this
each time I slot my backup drive back in. Is there anything I can do about
it?
TIA
For making backups I have now put my old IDE drive in one of those removable
caddies and I intend to slot it in occasionally to perform a complete
backup.
The trouble is each time I plug the IDE drive back in, my motherboard
changes so that the IDE drive becomes "Drive 1" and my SATA drive becomes
"Drive 2". Since I have removed the OS from the IDE drive I just get a
"NTLDR Missing" message.
I then have to go back into the BIOS, into the BOOT section and change the
SATA drive back to "Drive 1" and the IDE drive back to "Drive 2" before I
can boot off the SATA drive. This is extremely annoying having to do this
each time I slot my backup drive back in. Is there anything I can do about
it?
TIA