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I have 2 SATA drives in my system. My first drive has a small partition (C and a larger one (D for applications. My 2nd drive (E is used for music, movies, games and other randoms stuff. When I install Windows both drives show up as Disk 0 and Windows guesses (poorly) which letter to assign which drive. The first disk (the one with two partiions) is assigned C & E and my 2nd disk gets D. Normally after installtion is complete I go into disk management and reassign the letters the way I'm used to them. Today it doesn't work.
I don't understand whats happening, it looks like Windows thinks I'm trying to change the C drive and is blocking it. Is this just a windows issue? Could I maybe try a 3rd party partioning program to do this? Any advice would be great.
Thanks
I don't understand whats happening, it looks like Windows thinks I'm trying to change the C drive and is blocking it. Is this just a windows issue? Could I maybe try a 3rd party partioning program to do this? Any advice would be great.
Thanks
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