Windows 10: win 10 boot question on 2 drives

hi guys
i have 2 separate drives, one is a crucial M.2 500 gig ssd drive that sits on the motherboard slot and the other is a samsung 500 gig solid state drive. i have win 10 on the M.2, and i want to put win 10 on the samsung, can this be done and boot to ones choice?

can i have both installed with each one having there respective win 10 installation on each drive and when i boot the computer
just disable the drive i dont want to boot to?
the reason why im doing this is because my gkids are on the crucial M.2 drive only, and the samsung ssd i want to be able to have just for my use only
im thinking i could just disable in the bios the unused drive but im not sure being green with the drives

:)

 

Dual Boot Over 2 Hard drives Advice Please.

Steps
1>Disconnect HDD and install Win 8.1 to SSD
2>Disconnect SSD and install Win 7 to HDD
3>Connect both drives, go to BIOS and select the SSD as primary boot device
4>You should be able to boot to Win 8.1
5>Download Easy BCD and add the Win 7 entry by selecting the proper partition of the HDD.

Should be a piece of cake. *Wink

 

Win 10 boots...

Interesting that it works on that oldie but goody laptop.

I don't notice any speed lags with Win-10 TP, but I'm using it on an i5-4670K system with an SSD for the boot drive, so it's snappy.

 

Dual Booting 2 x Windows 10 OS Drives (Existing Installs)


It is uneccessary to do all of the above.

1. Boot up Windows 10
2. Open Disk Management and take a note of the drive letter of the other Windows 10
3. Open Admin Command Prompt and type: bcdboot X:\Windows where X is the drive letter noted in step 2
4. Reboot, you should have a dual boot menu.