Hello Jorge,
No, your data will not be overwritten. Now if you attempt to convert from
dynamic back to basic, then yes the data will be lost. But in that case,
Windows will give you a warning before you do it.
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"Jorge" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a Windows 2000 Server with 2 hard drives. Drive 0
> is a basic disk and Drive 1 is dynamic disks. All are
> NTFS formatted. I want to create a mirror set of drive 0,
> but I must to upgrade drive 0 to Dynamic.
> Drive 0 contains the operating system and many installed
> programs. It has three partitions: 39MB FAT (EISA
> configuration), "C" - 4 GB (NTFS), "E" - 13 GB (NTFS).
> When I tried with the conversion, the next message
> appears: "Fylesystem on any of the disk to be upgrade will
> be force dismounted. Do you want to continue?". I
> understand that partition "C" will be dismounted.
> My question is, will I lose all of my data, and the
> operating system, if I upgrade drive 0 from Basic to
> Dynamic?