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The thread discusses a user's issue with their Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit system, where an external hard drive used for installing Windows causes the computer to prioritize booting from it, leading to errors when it's disconnected. The recommended solution is to adjust the boot order in the BIOS settings to prioritize the internal hard drive. The overall tone is helpful, with responses guiding the user to change BIOS settings and encouraging confidence in their language skills.
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Michael Valdez

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Im using w7 ult 64bit sp1
now i installed a windows 7 to external hard drive...
using Windows installation kit... Or theycall it WAIK.
Now my prblem is.
the computer is choosing the external hard disk as a default hard disk, if i remove my extrnal hdd i got error bcos the comp is looking for the device...

Now what i want is my computer to check my internal hdd as the default hard disk...

Sry for my english..
by the way im using myphone ryt now...
Thank you all...
 

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Yes it's the boot order in BIOS, obviously. It's not always that easy to change. Refer to your motherboard manual.

And please people, stop being sorry for your English. In 98% your English is quite fine, and my languages are Swedish / Finnish, I'm not Anglo-Saxon either, so just throw it over board!
 

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