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Booting From Secondary Hard Drive

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MichaelZZ | 09:18 Mon 30th May 2016 | Computers
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When I bought my new Win 7 desktop PC last July I installed by SATA the hard drive out of my old Win Vista PC.
The new PC boots up to Win7 and runs files etc on both drives (C: & F:) quite happily.
I now would like to run a program (SIM Editor) which ran perfectly fine on my Vista PC but won't run even in compatibility mode on Win7.

Is there a way that I can temporarily force my PC to boot to the F: drive and thus run my SIM Editor program. I need to clone a Sim card for a friend.
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If it is a system disk you can go into the CMOS/BIOS menus and change the primary boot disk.

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