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This happen this morning ...
It's an SATA disk. Divided into two FAT32 partitions.
The first partiton which is the system partitoin is ok.
The second one is the problem. It seems like WinXP doesn't want to assign any
drive letter into it ( it used to be D: )
I've check within disk management. The info shows that XP knows it as FAT32
partition, it knows its size, free space, label, etc.
But it shows 'Healthy(Unknown Partition)' at the status info rather than
'Healthy(SRC)' --> it used to be like that.
However I'm still able to access it within Debian GNU/Linux, and my friend's
XP box.
Under Disk Management, there's only "Delete partition" action available. No
"Change
drive letter" action available.
Any workaround to solve this problem is very much appretiated. I've got a
bunch of data and specific applications installed on it.
Thanks
It's an SATA disk. Divided into two FAT32 partitions.
The first partiton which is the system partitoin is ok.
The second one is the problem. It seems like WinXP doesn't want to assign any
drive letter into it ( it used to be D: )
I've check within disk management. The info shows that XP knows it as FAT32
partition, it knows its size, free space, label, etc.
But it shows 'Healthy(Unknown Partition)' at the status info rather than
'Healthy(SRC)' --> it used to be like that.
However I'm still able to access it within Debian GNU/Linux, and my friend's
XP box.
Under Disk Management, there's only "Delete partition" action available. No
"Change
drive letter" action available.
Any workaround to solve this problem is very much appretiated. I've got a
bunch of data and specific applications installed on it.
Thanks