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rkrukowski
When I originally installed XP my 2 hard drives were set
up as C: (master) D: (slave). I installed XP on my C:
drive. The D: drive is mainly for application backups
and video files. I needed to recover some files on an
old hard drive and swapped my current D: drive with the
old hard drive. Copied my files. And replaced the old
hard drive with the curret.
Now my slave hard drive has the letter F assigned. (I
have a CD and DVD which use to be E: and F: but now are
D: and E. I don't know what caused the drive letter
change but it seems to have effected XP. Some functions
don't work and some give me strange messages.
System Restore does not work. Whenever I try to get to
the System Restore menu I get a message "There is no disk
in the Drive. Please insert a disk into Drive D". My
options are to Cancel, Try Again, or Continue. Try Again
juset repeats the message, Continue generates an error
report to send to Microsoft.
I also get a message on various MS products such
as "CiceroUI WndFrame: Outlook.exe - No Disk. But on
those I can continue and still run the program.
Any ideas on how to correct this problem?
Thanks
Ray
up as C: (master) D: (slave). I installed XP on my C:
drive. The D: drive is mainly for application backups
and video files. I needed to recover some files on an
old hard drive and swapped my current D: drive with the
old hard drive. Copied my files. And replaced the old
hard drive with the curret.
Now my slave hard drive has the letter F assigned. (I
have a CD and DVD which use to be E: and F: but now are
D: and E. I don't know what caused the drive letter
change but it seems to have effected XP. Some functions
don't work and some give me strange messages.
System Restore does not work. Whenever I try to get to
the System Restore menu I get a message "There is no disk
in the Drive. Please insert a disk into Drive D". My
options are to Cancel, Try Again, or Continue. Try Again
juset repeats the message, Continue generates an error
report to send to Microsoft.
I also get a message on various MS products such
as "CiceroUI WndFrame: Outlook.exe - No Disk. But on
those I can continue and still run the program.
Any ideas on how to correct this problem?
Thanks
Ray