Luna
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Ok, just a little run down on what I have here.
One 120gig IBM HD
One 120gig Maxtor HD
One 60gig WD HD
I use the IBM and the WD for Storage, and then I have the Maxtor split into two partitions. 30gigs for Windows, and 90gigs for Storage.
Well my PC went crazy on me so I did a format / reinstall of XP.
But when when it was all done, I went to My Computer and noticed XP Install was on the D: drive, and my IBM was the C: drive.
I tried doing another format / reinstall, but this time I took out the IBM and WD drives, and I still got the same result, but with just the Maxtor (which has two partitions)
Is there any way to switch the drive letters around ?
I tried renaming the C: drive to something else, but it said it was some protected system name or something.
I also noticed that on the C: Drive (which is where I store files) XP placed AUTOEXEC.BAT, boot.ini, CONFIG.SYS, and all the other files that I assume are needed to boot. But in the picture it says D: is the boot drive and C: is the system drive. But all of XP seems to be on the d: drive (windows, Program Files, ...)
One 120gig IBM HD
One 120gig Maxtor HD
One 60gig WD HD
I use the IBM and the WD for Storage, and then I have the Maxtor split into two partitions. 30gigs for Windows, and 90gigs for Storage.
Well my PC went crazy on me so I did a format / reinstall of XP.
But when when it was all done, I went to My Computer and noticed XP Install was on the D: drive, and my IBM was the C: drive.
I tried doing another format / reinstall, but this time I took out the IBM and WD drives, and I still got the same result, but with just the Maxtor (which has two partitions)
Is there any way to switch the drive letters around ?
I tried renaming the C: drive to something else, but it said it was some protected system name or something.
I also noticed that on the C: Drive (which is where I store files) XP placed AUTOEXEC.BAT, boot.ini, CONFIG.SYS, and all the other files that I assume are needed to boot. But in the picture it says D: is the boot drive and C: is the system drive. But all of XP seems to be on the d: drive (windows, Program Files, ...)