Yup... Thrax is correct. I did it to a system I was running off of an external HD, I safely removed it and about 3 sec's later it BSOD on me... I than plugged the HD back in and restarted the PC and it worked like a champ again. the test was pretty much pointless tbh
Cool, so let's take a different route. I am running Vista off my other HDD, I unplugged the main HDD(while shut down) to make sure nothing happens to it when I installed Vista. Is it safe to plug in the other HDD while vista is running?
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LeonardoWake up and smell the glaciersEagle River, AlaskaIcrontian
edited August 2006
Well, in that event, you'd just have BSOD in a much richer GUI user experience!
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You'll probably just get a black screen or a bsod. Nothing harm removing it since it's hot-swappable. Same thing as pulling the powerplug
... or something like that...I suppose...