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Hello.,
I have one PC with two Disks and I install XP on Disk 0 and convert it to Dynamic Disk, then i install Vista Business on Disk 1 and convert it to Dynamic Disk, but now on XP I can't import the Disk 1, how can I solve this Problem? Both OS work but on XP i don't have access to Dynamic Disk 1, that i have created in Vista, get a dmio error and can't import the disc using diskpart or diskmanagement console. This is the fourth time i ask this question, does anyone knows how to solve this? Thanks., Alex |
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There is absolutely no benefit to having dynamic disks unless you
install a RAID configuration and mirror two identical hard drives. You'll need to delete all volumes on the dynamic disk and then create a new basic partition, then format that new partition NTFS. |
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Having two dynamic disks, i can do striped volumes then i get a improvement
on data transfer rate on the disks, but i need to to see the volumes from XP, because my graphics card on vista doens't see my TV, i just want a solution to the problem, both OS are using the same file system, but they read and write data to mbr in diferent way, try to replicate the problem and maybe you find an awser... Thank You., Alex "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote: > There is absolutely no benefit to having dynamic disks unless you > install a RAID configuration and mirror two identical hard drives. > You'll need to delete all volumes on the dynamic disk and then > create a new basic partition, then format that new partition NTFS. > > |
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