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In rec.boats.cruising Jere Lull wrote:
:On 2007-10-16 02:05:28 -0400, "Alex" said: : To my knowledge, a Windows PC won't boot from an external hard drive. : It will boot from an internal CD or DVD, but I don't think it will : recognize a USB or FireWire remote drive. :You've got to be kidding! I've been booting Macs from external drives :from the early SCSI days, easily 15 years. Just hold down the "Option" :key to get all the possible options, including net-boot. I thought :Windoze had mostly caught up on trivial little things like that. It's a limitation of the BIOS. If the BIOS properly enumerates USB disks, windows will boot from them. Many don't, though things have gotten better. I haven't tried in ages, though. |
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