Disabling hard drive in bios

[V1NNY]

If i disable a hard drive in bios, i have 2 hard drives with different operationg systems, can a virus be transfered to the active drive if i have disabled the other?

 

[PinkoCommie]

No. The OS needs access to a disk to be able to read or write to it.

 

[Seriosha]

No. Cant happen.

 

[DMS]

As above. No.

 

[J-J]

I go simple. Just unplug it lol

 

[Darren S]

I go simple. Just unplug it lol

Best solution, tbh. 100% certainty then!

D.

 

[meady100]

Make sure it's unplugged at source before you pull those power rails in and out if you do. Once saw a brand new drive go up in a tiny puff of blue smoke by not doing that!

 

[McBunny]

Make sure it's unplugged at source before you pull those power rails in and out if you do. Once saw a brand new drive go up in a tiny puff of blue smoke by not doing that!

never ever seen that happen and ive done most probably 1000's

 

[V1NNY]

i cant be bothered to unplug it all the time