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May 3rd, 2002
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Something wrong with Installation of WINXP
For some reason during the installation process, windows got itself installed on the partitioned d:. Is there anyway i can "move" the windows files into c:?:confused: |
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May 3rd, 2002
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very bad news. . .
well. . .you're gonna have to get rid of your entire computer. . . .you're screwed. . .sorry. . .
  i have no clue. . . .just bored. . .. |
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May 3rd, 2002
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No, you will have to reinstall to the primary drive. Once you install to a drive, Windows sets the registry up based on what drive you have chosen. Also, Windows will not allow you to move system files, it will say "these files are in use...".
I recommend starting fresh and reinstalling to the drive you want. |
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