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I was wondering if I could put Windows 10 on my SSD and keep Windows 7 on my main drive.

Yeah, but you have to force your BIOS to boot to whichever drive you want specifically. 

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I was wondering if I could put Windows 10 on my SSD and keep Windows 7 on my main drive.

Yeah, but you have to force your BIOS to boot to whichever drive you want specifically. 

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Yeah, but you have to force your BIOS to boot to whichever drive you want specifically. 

^ Agreed. There is a setting of WHAT to boot from (HDD/SSD, USB, CD drive) and the priority for them, But some BIOS have a option and WHICH of the multiple of those to boot from also. 

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^ Agreed. There is a setting of WHAT to boot from (HDD/SSD, USB, CD drive) and the priority for them, But some BIOS have a option and WHICH of the multiple of those to boot from also. 

 

 

Yeah, but you have to force your BIOS to boot to whichever drive you want specifically. 

 

 

yes just make sure you boot from youre ssd

Thank all of you, I got it working.

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