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Hi, I am trying to add a new drive to my system and all seems well until I
switch the system off, when I reboot the drive is gone. I am using the initialize and convert wizard in XP, I follow this through with no problems and at the end I have my D Drive and I can use it, if I reboot the drive is still there, If I switch off and restart, the drive has gone ??? Anyone have any ideas I could try please ? My system is XP Media Ed / Dell XPS 600 / RAID |
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isn't the D: drive the recovery partition on the Dells
if so the system will hide the drive to stop you playing with it try make it F: or something James "GenWhite" <GenWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AA3DBB28-BEFC-4229-A21D-C71874308931@microsoft.com... > Hi, I am trying to add a new drive to my system and all seems well until I > switch the system off, when I reboot the drive is gone. > I am using the initialize and convert wizard in XP, I follow this through > with no problems and at the end I have my D Drive and I can use it, if I > reboot the drive is still there, If I switch off and restart, the drive > has > gone ??? > Anyone have any ideas I could try please ? > > My system is XP Media Ed / Dell XPS 600 / RAID |
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Thanks for the suggestion James, turns out I have to enable the second serial
channel in Bios and all now sorted ![]() "James West" wrote: > isn't the D: drive the recovery partition on the Dells > if so the system will hide the drive to stop you playing with it > > try make it F: or something > > James > > "GenWhite" <GenWhite@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:AA3DBB28-BEFC-4229-A21D-C71874308931@microsoft.com... > > Hi, I am trying to add a new drive to my system and all seems well until I > > switch the system off, when I reboot the drive is gone. > > I am using the initialize and convert wizard in XP, I follow this through > > with no problems and at the end I have my D Drive and I can use it, if I > > reboot the drive is still there, If I switch off and restart, the drive > > has > > gone ??? > > Anyone have any ideas I could try please ? > > > > My system is XP Media Ed / Dell XPS 600 / RAID > > > |
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