Spankey on 19 April 2010
check your boot.ini files
your bootloader is (i think) sitting on your XP drive and your PC is looking to your XP drive to see where (which device/partition) Win7 or XP is located.
I could be wrong, it's been a while since I've played with dual boots, and certainly not for win7 lol
might also be able to set your primary boot HDD though BIOS...like I've said I haven't played with this for a while
I'm not hure how to shift the bootloader/mbr to your win7 drive without re-installing either or fuxing up the win 7 installation
EDIT:
try:
remove xp drive
boot from Win7 media
run repair installation
???
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