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Re: Computer with multiple hard drives question.
If "C" is your main drive then you just need your operating system installed on that one. Also make sure the computer is set to boot from the "C" drive since that's where the operating system is. "C" doesn't have to be the first in the boot sequence (most computers try booting from the floppy first....usually "A" drive) but make sure "C" is in the boot sequence.
The only time you want to have operating systems on both drives is if you're running two different ones (for example, Windows 98 and Windows 2000, Windows and Linux). I don't see any need to have identical copies of the same operating system on two different drives in the same computer.
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