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Thanks! It works! Even wasn't need to reinstall win 10 and boot loader, just run as it is. Except some random system thread exception error during testing all fine, tho i can always return to windows 7.

Hi, my first message and... sorry to bother y guys, but i have nobody to ask. Situation: i have old GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD3R rev 2.0 motherboard which doesn't support EFI (UEFI). Bought 1 Tb SSD, basicly i am trying to install Win 10 on this SSD, using MBR for this SSD (cause GPT won't work with BOOT load), created 2 partitions on it: 1 - 100 Mb, second - big one >900gb. I am trying to use small one for boot load, but for some reason WinNTSetup mark boot part as red, i don't know why. Ok, ignored and installed win 10 anyway with boot type BIOS and legacy settings. This new SSD in my BIOS is loaded first in list, so now it's primary disk, but BIOS skips it for some reason now and load boot loader from old SSD where my Win 7 is installed (C:). Tool doesn't wana use small MBR partition as bootable same as my system and mark it red. But if i will select C:\ as bootable boot part marked green, but why? This is system disk with Win 7 which i don't wana touch. What i am doing wrong and how to fix it, thanks.