HD not detected on install

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Guest

I have a system with two Hard Drives (C and F). I have Windows XP installed on the C drive, however I want to install XP on the F drive and clean the C drive out. When I run setup to do a fresh install, I click the radio button to "prompt me for the drive to install XP to" however, when I get to the part where I choose which drive to install XP to I only have the option to install to the C drive. The F drive is not in the list. Can anyone help ?

Regards,

Dennis J.
(e-mail address removed)
 
R

Rich Barry

Dennis, is the F: drive partitioned? When I added another drive it was
already partitioned and so whenever I needed to
reinstall WinXP it would see all the partitions available.
Dennis J. said:
I have a system with two Hard Drives (C and F). I have Windows XP
installed on the C drive, however I want to install XP on the F drive and
clean the C drive out. When I run setup to do a fresh install, I click the
radio button to "prompt me for the drive to install XP to" however, when I
get to the part where I choose which drive to install XP to I only have the
option to install to the C drive. The F drive is not in the list. Can
anyone help ?
 
W

william_shek

Dennis,
I have the same problem. My c drive is on NTFS? and my pc
cannot recognize my d drive. I think it is still on Fat
32.
Pl. let me know once you find a way to resolve this.
Thanks
Bill
-----Original Message-----
I have a system with two Hard Drives (C and F). I have
Windows XP installed on the C drive, however I want to
install XP on the F drive and clean the C drive out.
When I run setup to do a fresh install, I click the radio
button to "prompt me for the drive to install XP to"
however, when I get to the part where I choose which
drive to install XP to I only have the option to install
to the C drive. The F drive is not in the list. Can
anyone help ?
 
G

Guest

Ok Bill, But I'm not making much headway at this point. As for your issue I don't think that having your D drive set up as FAT32 would cause this issue. I've reformatted my F drive (equavalant to your D drive) several times to no avail.

Dennis J.
 

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