Please point me to the right newgroup if I'm in the wrong place...and accept
my apology. Here's the issue. I recently upgraded from Win2K Pro to Win XP
Pro. When I open Windows Explorer it correctly recognizes the primary
(system) partition @ 20GB, but I have a 40GB secondary (storage) partition
that XP sees @ 1MB. I wouldn't have an issue if I could write to it, but I
can't. BTW, when I look at the disk in Disk Management, everything looks
good, including 70% free space on the secondary partition. Any ideas about
why XP fails to recognize all the capacity of the secondary partition? Thanks
in advance for sharing your expertise and helping.
-Chuck

Chuck, have you installed WinXP Update SP2?
"ChuckNC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2381F69E-6240-4B2A-BE86-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Please point me to the right newgroup if I'm in the wrong place...and
> accept
> my apology. Here's the issue. I recently upgraded from Win2K Pro to Win XP
> Pro. When I open Windows Explorer it correctly recognizes the primary
> (system) partition @ 20GB, but I have a 40GB secondary (storage) partition
> that XP sees @ 1MB. I wouldn't have an issue if I could write to it, but I
> can't. BTW, when I look at the disk in Disk Management, everything looks
> good, including 70% free space on the secondary partition. Any ideas about
> why XP fails to recognize all the capacity of the secondary partition?
> Thanks
> in advance for sharing your expertise and helping.
> -Chuck