Diane wrote:
> *I unplugged my backup HD.
> I booted from my Windows Repair disk and had it repair.
> Still wouldn't boot.
> I plugged in my Video HD, which I was using along with my main HD before I
> ran restore.
> Then it booted.
> So I still can't boot with my main HD.  I need either my backup HD or my
> Video HD in the computer to be able to boot.
> I don't have a Win 7 install CD.  My Asus computer came with a Recovery CD
> and I made a Win7 Repair CD.

Dumb question, if these are SATA drives, are you sure you got the cables 
plugged into the right spot on the MB? Usually drive 0 (the boot drive) 
has a colored (blue) plug on the MB.

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Pete McMullen

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